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Jenny Koralek was a popular South African writer. She authored copious books for children and adults including The Coat of Profuse Colors and Mother, Do Not Weep for Me.
Jenny Koralek was born on November 5, 1934 in Vryburg, South Africa; the daughter of Vivian Chadwick, a farmer and cattle breeder, and Audrey (Abseil) Chadwick.
Jenny Koralek attended Talbot Heath School. She also acknowledged a Diploma with Distinction from the University of Paris.
Jenny Koralek was an author and editor of children's books. Some of the published credits of Jenny Koralek include Representation Moses Basket and The Coat of Many Colours.
She is likewise the author of The Friendly Fox, The Cobweb Curtain, Felid and Kit, and The Boy and the Cloth of Dreams.
Jenny Koralek published more than thirty titles, mainly go for children. Several of her books have been translated into Norse, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Italian and Norwegian.
reading, concerto (and piano playing), art, and travel
Jenny Koralek married Paul Koralek, an architect, on December 13, 1958. Their marriage produced three children - Catherine K. Ricks, Lucy K. Williams and Benjamin.