Cathy Warren

Background

Cathy Warren was born on January 24, 1951, in Lamed, Kansas, United States, into the family of Robert and Margaret (Bellinger) Bair.

Education

In 1975 Cathy received Bachelor of Arts (cum laude) at University of St. Thomas, and then she had a graduate work at the University of North Carolina in 1979 - 1980.

Career

Cathy Warren started career in 1973 as an assistant psychiatric counselor at Methodist Hospital and worked there until 1975. After that she was appointed a director of Mother Earth Early Child Development Center and served there for about a year. In 1977 - 1978 ahe was a teacher at Beacon Hill Elementary School in Lakeland, Florida, United States. Since 1980 to 1985 Cathy was a creative arts teacher and director of a cooperative preschool Children’s Schoolhouse.

Since 1983 Cathy works as a freelance writer, and since 1988 she is an instructor in continuing education at Queen College in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States.

Achievements

• Cathy Warren is highly famous as the author of books "The Ten-Alarm Camp-Out", "Fred’s First Day", "Springtime Bears", and "Saturday Belongs to Sara."

Works

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  • Ten-Alarm Camp-Out 1983
  • Victoria's ABC Adventure 1984
  • Edexcel International GCSE (9-1) History Changes in Medicine, c1848-c1948 Student Book 2017
  • Saturday Belongs to Sara 2013
  • Springtime Bears 1986
  • Roxanne Bookman: Live at Five 1989
  • Fred's First Day 1988

Membership

• Authors Guild

• Society of Children’s Book Writers

• North Carolina Writers Network

Connections

On January 2, 1970 Cathy married Russell Warren, with whom she has two daughters: Tasha and Tanya Marie Warren.

Father:

Robert Bair

Mother:

Margaret (Bellinger) Bair

Spouse:

Russell Warren

Daughter:

Tasha Warren

Daughter:

Tanya Marie Warren