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About the Author
6 Kids and a Pop-Up Camper is Sue Ong's first foray into print (entering somewhat on a whim) but she has been writing for many years on her parenting and Christian homeschooling b...mehr sehenAbout the Author
6 Kids and a Pop-Up Camper is Sue Ong's first foray into print (entering somewhat on a whim) but she has been writing for many years on her parenting and Christian homeschooling blog: the Ong Family Homeschool. Born and educated in Singapore all her life, graduating with a degree in English Language and Literature, Sue has taken the unconventional route by becoming a stay-at-home mom to six children and homeschooling all of them. She enjoys playing the piano and cello and sings (mostly in the home and church context.) Throw in her other loves like sewing clothes for her girls, baking wedding and special occasion cakes- Sue is one happily busy Mom and Wife!
About the Photographer
Being homeschooled since birth, Asher Ong's educational experience is a rather special one: one that is full of exploration and chasing his passions. At the age of 11, he was crazy over bicycles. He rode his bike daily, learning to take it apart, clean, and reassemble. He learned it all on his own and was guided by the internet. This was his learning style that patterned future interests.
Again, being mostly self-taught with some guidance from friends at church, this book is a product of his most recent passions- photography, photo-editing and graphic designing. Led by God at the age of 15, he had a remarkable opportunity to travel for 6 months around the USA, capturing the sights and recording his family's journey. He has a long way to go in learning the visual arts but he certainly has shown great talent and potential, for which he is grateful to God for.
Besides visual design, Asher loves to run and swim and he also plays the guitar and cello.weniger sehen
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Six Kids and a Pop-Up Camper: 6 Kids, 6 Months on the American Road Adventure Done Right