Bronwen Scott-Branagan was born in Melbourne, Australia, in 1931. She is now retired and loves to write in a variety of genres and also enjoys editing other people's work. With over four decades of diverse professional experience in education she has shown vision, passion and dedication as a teacher, teacher-librarian, editor, and with her husband was a Christian missionary, where she was an ESL/EFL teacher in PNG. and later in St. John's University, Taiwan. Bronwen has taught at all levels from preschool through primary and secondary schools, in government and church schools, and as a university Associate Professor in Taiwan. She has degrees from Monash University, the University of Melbourne and William Carey International University, USA. Her qualifications include T.P.T.C, B.Ed. (School Librarianship), M.A. (Theology and Psycholinguistics), M.A. Hons. (Applied Linguistics) and D. Ed. (Applied Linguistics). Bronwen has five children, thirteen grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. She loves them all, and loves to keep up with their interests and activities! Her hobbies include writing and gardening, she is an active member of her church, an artists' group, her garden, enjoys knitting and other craft pursuits, and just wishes there were more hours in a day.