Georgette L BakerGeorgette was born in Aruba and raised in Venezuela where she lived 18 years. She speaks five languages, is a certified teacher and plays several musical instruments. Georgette lived in Ecuador where she began performing on television and festivals troughout the country, traveling to remote places to sing and gather unusual artifacts. Georgette was an on camera field reported in South America in the early 80's for the international television show YOU ASKED FOR IT, going alligator hunting, watching witch doctors and filming memorable stories. She is the author of 20 books and 9 bilingual CD's of traditional music from Spanish speaking countries. Her travels and experiences motivated her to write books about the places she visited. Georgette embraces multiculturalism and hopes to inspire children to travel and experience the world. She is a professional storyteller/singer and has been featured on KCET's "Mr. Piggley's Playhouse" and "Los Niños en su Casa" and currently wrote for HAPBN radio as a freelance editor. Georgette has performed in hundreds of libraries and schools. Read More Read Less