Expertise

Andrea is a great motivational speaker. 

Poop Theory can be presented to adults in a professional setting to give them a needed witty approach to daily problems at work. 

Poop Theory is also a great way to build staff relationships and remind people that they can do hard things. 

Andrea used this story to connect with her students as an overall yearly theme. 

Poop Theory is a great philosophy to use to acknowledge difficult times and then dissect them to find the good things you learn and gain from these challenges.

Biography



Andrea lives in Centennial, CO. She taught middle school and high school science for 24 years. She now spends her time writing children books, adding an optimistic spin for the challenges life sends us each day. All of her books revolve around her first book "Poop Theory...Find Your Pony!" It teaches a life philosophy that helps people to "Focus on the pony, not the poop!" She hopes these books will remind people of all ages that when difficult times arive (poop), wonderful lessons of perseverance and new life skills can be learned (ponies). Andrea's books are really for all ages. 

She hopes parents will use them as a tool to talk to their kids about tough life situations. She hopes adults use them to remind them that they can get through anything life sends their way.

Publishing History

Children's Picture Books

Poop Theory...Find Your Pony! published Sept 2022 Ages 3+



"Poop Theory" teaches that life can be difficult at times (which we call "poop") and that if you focus on the pony (the lesson the poop can teach you), you can get through anything.

This story is about how a king comes to understand that both of his sons, who are very different from each other, can learn to work together through life's challenges.

Speaking Experience



As a veteran teacher, Andrea is used to presenting to large groups. Before she taught, she worked for Holland America Cruislines as a guest host and special speaker. Sometimes Andrea was the "Master of Ceremonies" and was leading huge crowds of 400 people through entertaining performances.

Andrea also worked for Sea World and gave tours to groups of people behind the scenes.