Kate Jerome is an award-winning author and veteran publishing executive with a talent for blending storytelling and education. She has written dozens of fiction and nonfiction books for kids including Who Was Amelia Earhart? from the New York Times best-selling Who Was series.  Passionate about sparking curiosity in kids, she has brought the wonders of science to life through many charming children’s books series created in partnership with National Geographic, OceanX, and other leading science organizations.

Beyond books, Kate co-founded Little Bridges, an award-winning company dedicated to enhancing literacy and fostering intergenerational connections through purposeful play. Her commitment to building meaningful bonds between generations drives many of her most innovative and impactful creations.

Kate serves as a Director Emeritus at the South Carolina Aquarium and as an advisor for the national Reading Partners program. She further contributes her expertise as a New Map of Life Ambassador for Stanford’s Center on Longevity and as a Distinguished Mentor in the Leadership and Society Initiative at the University of Chicago.

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