Jenna Lynn Featherstone

Jennifer Featherstone, who writes as Jenna Lynn Featherstone, is an author, researcher, educator, business owner, and speaker with a passion for faith, family, American history, and inspiring the next generation.

With a background in communications and journalism from Liberty University, Jennifer has devoted much of her life to education, leadership, and community service. She spent years homeschooling her children, teaching history and etiquette, and contributing research to published works and educational initiatives. These experiences continue to shape her writing and her commitment to helping families learn and grow together.

For more than two decades, Jennifer has served as a director of The Vero Beach Prayer Breakfast, helping lead one of the nation’s largest community prayer breakfast events. She has also served as President of the Indian River Homeschool Association and on numerous nonprofit and community boards, supporting educational excellence, strong families, and meaningful community connections.

Her children’s series include The Adventures of Baby the Super Dog, Emma & Noah’s American Adventures, The God of Heaven Storybook Series, and CurioKite. Together, these books introduce young readers to kindness, courage, faith, American history, and the wonders of the natural world. Through engaging storytelling and discovery, Jennifer encourages children to ask questions, develop character, and find joy in learning.

Her educational work also includes the Jenna Lynn Featherstone Books, CurioKite Discovery Quest, and Learning Ledger apps, which support family storytime, curiosity about the natural world, and homeschool planning.

Jennifer has been commissioned by the National Garden of the Founding Fathers to write a book exploring America’s founding and biblical roots. Her writing projects also include a book about Christian women who shaped history, highlighting their faith, courage, and lasting influence.

Jennifer lives in Florida with her family, where she continues to write, research, speak, and develop books and educational resources that encourage and inspire readers of all ages.