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About MeTeko writes middle-grade chapter books for boys and girls ages 7-12. He is the author of Bronson Beaver Builds a Robot, Bernard Jones Is Going Places, and creator of Elite Squad, and The Hoop Kid From Elmdale Park. Before pursuing his dream to write for young readers, Teko started his professional life as a graphic designer. During his 20+ year career, he had the opportunity to design graphics for well-known brands like ESPN, Summer X Games, Winter X Games, NCAA, BASSMASTER, and U.S. National Parks to name a few.
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Testimonials
"Beavers are nature's most ingenious engineers, and the teenage hero of Bronson Beaver Builds a Robot might be the most inventive beaver of all. Thanks to author Teko Bernard for introducing a generation of young readers to these ingenious and vitally important ecosystem architects!"
– Ben Goldfarb
Author of EAGER
"I’m really impressed by all the beaver science woven into the story! I highly recommend it! Fantastic writing, Teko Bernard!"
– Emily Fairfax, PhD
Ecohydrologist, Beaver Dam Enthusiast
"This furry family tale will likely become a favorite of young readers, while the positive message should have parents cheering for more."
– US Review of Books (Recommended Rating)
"This fast-paced novel, focusing on a young inventor and his dueling responsibilities,
is perfect for middle-grade readers interested in robot fun."
– BookLife Reviews
"Bernard has a talent for descriptive and noteworthy characterizations. Bronson is an authentic and appealing protagonist…whose deep interest in inventing and experimenting will draw readers’ attention. The conflict between pursuing a passion and doing one’s duty is handled in a unique way,
and the story as a whole works, with a coherent plot and a satisfying outcome. ”
— Kirkus Reviews
– Ben Goldfarb
Author of EAGER
"I’m really impressed by all the beaver science woven into the story! I highly recommend it! Fantastic writing, Teko Bernard!"
– Emily Fairfax, PhD
Ecohydrologist, Beaver Dam Enthusiast
"This furry family tale will likely become a favorite of young readers, while the positive message should have parents cheering for more."
– US Review of Books (Recommended Rating)
"This fast-paced novel, focusing on a young inventor and his dueling responsibilities,
is perfect for middle-grade readers interested in robot fun."
– BookLife Reviews
"Bernard has a talent for descriptive and noteworthy characterizations. Bronson is an authentic and appealing protagonist…whose deep interest in inventing and experimenting will draw readers’ attention. The conflict between pursuing a passion and doing one’s duty is handled in a unique way,
and the story as a whole works, with a coherent plot and a satisfying outcome. ”
— Kirkus Reviews
