Daniel Bernstrom has just released his 3rd book, Big Papa and the Time Machine. His 3rd book for children  and one that has deep roots in Daniels’s life journey, dealing with being scared, bravery and love. Big Papa and the Time Machine recalls a past that Daniel could only imagine but the realities, facts and some fiction put it all together in this wonderful book.

From his African American heritage, to remembering his Papa’s story telling, Daniel captures the moments in this fictional depiction through the eyes of a 5 year old grandchild and his Big Papa. 

Daniel relates how the Picture books convey some of the similarities of his vision loss and the depiction of the story illustrated by the artists drawing the pictures. How vision loss can blur the images and how memory can be a bit fuzzy in the mind. So too can what Daniel sees and doesn’t see.

Join Daniel Bernstrom and Jeff Thompson as they open the story wide open and how Big Papa and the Time Machine came about.

You can find all of Daniel’s books on Amazon

One Day in the Eucalyptus Eucalyptus Tree

Gator, Gator, GATOR!

Big Papa and the Time Machine

You can find out more about Daniel Bernstrom and keep up with the latest on his web site:

http://lillylabs.com

Be sure to check out Daniel’s previous podcast on Blind Abilities when his first book, One Day in the Eucalyptus Eucalyptus Tree. Was released!

About Daniel Bernstrom

Daniel R. Bernstrom is the author of the picture books Gator, Gator, Gator!, One Day in the Eucalyptus, Eucalyptus Tree, and Big Papa and the Time Machine. Daniel currently works as an English Faculty member for Minnesota West Community and Technical College in Worthington Minnesota, teaching Literature and English Composition. He received his Bachelor's in Electronic Media Communications from the University Northwestern and his MFA (Master of Fine Arts) in Writing for Children and Young Adults from Hamline University. He currently lives in Worthington, Minnesota with his wife Heather, daughters LaVonne and Gwendolyn, and sons Grace and Haven.

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