My love of travel prompted me to become a foreign exchange student the summer between my junior and senior year of high school (if you do it in the summer – no homework!). Something about us wanting to spend more time in the campsite pool than site-seeing… Of course, as soon as I was able to appreciate these trips, my parents decided to stop doing them. Being the youngest child, there are many pictures of me crying in numerous historical landmarks across the United States: Mount Rushmore, the Grand Canyon-you get the idea. I still have passion for all three today.Įvery summer my parents packed us all up in a van, complete with a tent that slept six-and we travelled for two weeks to a different parts of the country. Growing up, three things dominated my life: traveling, music and reading. She eventually became a high school librarian…at the high school I attended! (And no, she did not play favorites. My mother was a teacher then stayed at home with us kids until I was old enough to go to school. My father owned a clothing store, called (appropriately enough) Eulberg’s, that had been in my family since 1929. I was born in the small town of Portage, Wisconsin and am the youngest of four children. Elizabeth now lives in London, where she spends her free time going on long walks around her favorite city in the world and eating all of the scones. The first book in her newest middle-grade series, Scared Silly: Curses are the Worst, will be released on March 7, 2023. She is the author of novels for teens and young readers, including internationally best-selling YA novels The Lonely Hearts Club and Better Off Friends, and the acclaimed Great Shelby Holmes middle-grade series. Luckily life as a full-time author is just as exciting (and sometimes embarrassing) where she gets to research the best chocolate chip cookie in New York and how to pick a lock. While she got to work with amazing authors as a publicist, she also once had to play basketball dressed in a Clifford the Big Red Dog costume. Elizabeth Eulberg was born and raised in Wisconsin before moving to New York City to work in the publishing industry.

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