Mark Kimball Moulton Bio

Mark's former home, The Kimball Homestead, was featured in Country Living and Country Home Magazines as well as in Early American Life and Independent Business. Two of his former homes (The Kimball Homestead and Sparrow Hill) have been featured in design books by Judy Condon.

Mark's photography is available on greeting cards (Legacy Publications- a calendar of his work titled Feels Like Home will be available for 2013) and as framed prints and on candle labels (Crossroads Designs.)

Currently, Mark has twenty-two illustrated children's books to his credit with more on the way. He has collaborated with such celebrated artists as Karen Good, Susan Winget, David Wenzel, Deb Strain, Marsha Winborn, Stewart Sherwood, Lisa Blowers, and Nita Showers.

Published titles include~

A Snowman Named Just Bob (More than 300,000 copies sold since its release in 1999.)

A Snowgirl Named Just Sue (More than 125,000 copies since its release in 2005.)

The Very Best Pumpkin (2010, Simon and Schuster)

Reindeer Christmas (2009, Simon and Schuster.)

Everyday Angels

Miss Fiona's Stupendous Pumpkin Pies

Miss Sadie McGee Who Lives in a Tree

The Annual Snowman's Ball

Scarecrow Pete

Twisted Sistahs

One Enchanted Evening

The Visit

A Cricket's Carol

The Night at Humpback Bridge

Caleb's Lighthouse

Reindeer Moon

The Traveler's Gift

Teddy's Friendship Quilt

The Secret Santa of Olde Stonington

Mr. Sparrow's Merry Fairy Circus

and two gift books, Chocolate Frosted Fingers and A Fistful of Dandelions.

Mark's newest book, Thanksgiving Graces, is due to be released, summer 2011.

Campaign for Literacy~

Mark is an active supporter of children's literacy and often visits schools and libraries across the country to speak about his career and inspire a love for reading in America's youth. (Contact Mark at Mark@MarkKimballMoulton.com for appearance details.)

Mark was the featured speaker for the 2005 Storybook Gala, a black-tie charity event that raised more than $80,000 for the Connecticut Children's Medical Center.

In 2006 Mark was a guest speaker at the Mazza Museum at the University of Findlay in Ohio which houses the largest collection of original children's book art in the world.

Also in 2006, Mark was an Honorary Co-Chair for the Children's Museum of Southwestern Connecticut at their major fundraising events, The Fairy Tale Ball and Artrageous, a day long art and literacy festival for children.

In May of 2009 Mark was the keynote speaker for the Connecticut Student Writers Recognition Night at Jorgensen Auditorium, University of Connecticut, Storrs campus.

Mark was a member of the Riverton Merchants Association for sixteen years and has held a seat on the Board of Directors for the Children's Museum of Southeastern Connecticut. He is also a member of SCBWI.