Scott Paulson

Scott Paulson is an award-winning American English teacher and author from the Chicago area. He has written many books, which include informational writings as well as contemporary fiction, historical fiction, and memoirs.

His books are:

“Walk—Don’t Run,” a childhood memoir.

“My Life as a Song: The History of Recorded Music,” historical fiction.

“Robert’s Unexpected Friendship,” contemporary fiction.

“Sudden Street Life,” contemporary fiction.

“English to Spanish Translations for Contemporary Conversation” (original and SFW editions), nonfiction.

“English and Spanish: The Similarities and Differences (including an Extensive Grammar and Phonics Review),” nonfiction.

“Inglés y español: Las similitudes y diferencias: Incluyendo una extensa revisión de gramática y fonética” (The Spanish edition of “English and Spanish: The Similarities and Differences”), nonfiction.

“Christmas Words and Phrases in English and Spanish,” nonfiction.

“English and Spanish: The Similarities, Differences, and Contemporary Translations” (3-in-1 edition), nonfiction.

“Instrumentals: The Number One Instrumental Recordings from 1950–Present,” nonfiction.

“75 Life’s Lessons” (updated and expanded editions of “65 Life’s Lessons,” “70 Life’s Lessons,” and “73 Life’s Lessons”), nonfiction.

“Chicago Inventions and Creations,” nonfiction.

“Restaurant Stories,” nonfiction.

“Food Delivery Tales: True Stories about Delivering Restaurant Food (including How to Get a Delivery Job),” nonfiction.

“Technology Integration Across the Curriculum: Teacher and Parent Resource for Virtual Education and Computer Class,” nonfiction.

“My Family Won’t Read My Books: About Venting Emotions,” nonfiction.