Being the youngest of seven children, journaling became therapeutic and a useful outlet in the midst of a hectic household.  Lo and behold, her poetic style emerged and her love for writing continues today.   

She says that writing is, for her, a cleansing and empowering activity. “It helps to sort through my emotions and clarify my thoughts so I can have closure and move forward.”   

Carol Giacomucci grew up in suburban Philadelphia and graduated from West Chester University with a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Studies and a Master's degree in Education.  She has spent her free time volunteering for Habitat for Humanity, PETA, and has also spent time in Appalachia, Center City Philadelphia, and on the Navajo Indian Reservation.  

She worked for three years as a case worker for the Department of Aging and has been an educator for the past thirteen years, working with kindergartners to adults.  "The greatest part of teaching", she exclaims, "is that every day is an adventure and no two days are the same!”  

Carol is an avid cyclist and shares her home with her soul-mate and husband, Mark, their family dog, Teddy, and two spoiled cats.