#elainevanderberg

An angel's journey of finding her strengths.

Elaine Vanderberg's "Chloe: The Left-Behind Angel" follows Chloe, a little angel who seems to be struggling with anything and everything she's given. Until one day, she aces a test that only the strongest angels pass. A story of determination and resilience, Chloe: The Left-behind Angel teaches children about not giving up and pushing through failures and difficulties to unlock their potential.

Elaine Vanderberg, a passionate reader and silversmith, has served on various boards and committees. She supports the arts and her local hospital, where she worked as a medical technologist for 16 years. She also makes bead bracelets and donates them to various causes. She and her husband have three children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandsons.

Timmy the Timid Cloud tells the story of Summerville's people eagerly awaiting Summer-Fun-Day, but when Big, Bad Clouds arrive, Timmy, the timid cloud, and his friends, Breezey, Wheezey, and Teezey, must save the day. This gentle series teaches children that challenges don't define them, and they can rise above them.

Elaine Vanderberg started her journey as a writer when a granddaughter asked her for a bedtime story. And the rest is history. Today, she is a published author, and one of her books is Timmy the Timid Cloud.

Cora An All Alone Girl by Elaine Vanderberg, tells the story of Cora, an intelligent young woman who struggles with her poor family life, lacking a father and mother. She finds solace and hope through books, but her ultimate escape remains uncertain.

Chloe: The Left-Behind Angel is the story of Chloe, the angel, who becomes lost in a web of self-doubt and struggles with the fear of failing to achieve the towering expectations set by others.

Sammie the Sad Salamander by Elaine Vanderberg tells the story of a salamander named Sammie. Sammie is sad because of loneliness, but as he gradually meets other creatures of the jungle, he finds he isn’t alone. Despite each being a different creature, they each find they all have something in common. As their friendship grows, they realize they are no longer lonely, and the differences don’t matter.