Auburn art alumna publishes children’s book
College of Liberal Arts alumna Meagan Colonna Globke '07 released “The Tooth Fairy’s Great Escape” this January, the first in a series of children’s books focused on mythical characters.
“The Tooth Fairy’s Great Escape” is the story of how the Tooth Fairy escapes a trap and leaves the book to explain how it happened. Upcoming books by Globke include “The Easter Bunny’s Great Escape” and “The Leprechaun’s Great Escape.”
Globke lives in Utah with her husband and three sons, who helped inspire the “great escape” series. To purchase a copy of “The Tooth Fairy’s Great Escape,” visit Dorrance Publishing’s online bookstore.
Tags: Art and Art History
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