Background
Jeanie Figler was born on December 30, 1939, in Union County, New Jersey, United States. She is a daughter of Louis and Dorinda (Spadaro) Ciraolo.
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Jeanie Figler attended Raritan Valley College.
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Jeanie Figler earned a diploma from Children’s Institute of Literature.
(While on a family camping trip, Bobby and his sister enco...)
While on a family camping trip, Bobby and his sister encounter two mystical, winged blue horses whose secrets bring the siblings closer together and eventually even save Bobby's life.
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1999
Jeanie Figler was born on December 30, 1939, in Union County, New Jersey, United States. She is a daughter of Louis and Dorinda (Spadaro) Ciraolo.
Jeanie Figler attended Raritan Valley College. She also earned a diploma from the Children’s Institute of Literature.
Jeanie Figler worked at MAACO Auto Painting and Body Works in North Brunswick, New Jersey, United States as a past vice president, co-owner, and secretary, ending 1994. She also worked as an administrative assistant. She is a contributor to "Poetic Voices of America," 1992.
(While on a family camping trip, Bobby and his sister enco...)
1999
Quotations:
“I first became interested in writing short stories when I was in the sixth grade. At the time, Life magazine always had an unusual picture on the last page. The class had to write a story about it. Being a thrill-seeker even at a young age, I loved to write adventurous and perhaps far-fetched stories. I also wrote little blurbs with cartoon characters and humorous ‘mad-libs.’”
“I have two teenage sons who also inspired some of my writing. With my vivid memory of my own childhood, I can easily relate to the young characters I write about. The free-spirited little kid in me is very active, and writing for this age group keeps me in tune with the ever-changing world.”
“I love to travel and, whenever I take a trip, I try to do something unusual - trying to test my limits. Then I incorporate my escapades into my stories. My husband never knows where I’ll drag him. Although he will protest, he will enjoy the experience.”
Jeanie Figler married a body shop instructor at a vocational school, Ray Figler, on August 10, 1975. They have two children: Michael and Daniel.