Deborah Drezon Carroll

Deborah Drezon Carroll is a former teacher, educational consultant, and the mother of three "amazing" children. She grew up in New York and Philadelphia where she taught in the public schools for ten years before becoming the Manager of the Education Department of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News. She has conducted hundreds of workshops and has appeared on Good Morning America with her first parenting book. That appearance, while lots of fun was also one of her most embarrassing moments so if you meet Debby, be sure to ask her to tell you about it. Her parenting book, "Raising Amazing Children: While Having a Life of Your Own" is available exclusively on Amazon. Her latest memoir is a story it took almost a lifetime to craft. "Tales From the Family Crypt: When Aging Parents Die, Sibling Rivalry Lives" details with humor and love an almost unbelievable story of her dysfunctional extended family. You'll laugh, you may cry and if you are like most people, alas, you may relate. Her newest word is an adorable children's book about the fabulous new face of grandparents. Real Grands: From A to Z, Everything A Grandparent Can Be shows little ones what grandparents are like today. We're not your mother's grandmother. (Not that there's anything wrong with her!)