Author · Self-Illustrator · U.S. Army Veteran

Stories that thrill and pages that teach.

Meet Beverly M Chapman — author of the suspense novel Secret in the River and the beloved five-volume Educational Activity Book for Children series, placed in the Library of Congress.

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Two worlds, one author

One pen for grown-up suspense, another for growing minds

Whether you crave a twisting mystery you can't put down, or a joyful, hand-illustrated way to help your child learn — there's a Beverly M Chapman book waiting for you.

The series

Educational Activity Book for Children

All five volumes are hand-written and hand-illustrated — a labor of love that has been accepted into the Library of Congress and is available online globally. Each book turns practice into play with fruit puzzles, telling time, opposites, hidden pictures, cursive, and more.

All five volumes of the Educational Activity Book for Children
EDUCATIONALActivity BookforCHILDRENVOLUME 1Created byBeverly Chapman

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EDUCATIONALActivity BookforCHILDRENVOLUME 2Created byBeverly Chapman

Volume 2

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EDUCATIONALActivity BookforCHILDRENVOLUME 3Created byBeverly Chapman

Volume 3

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EDUCATIONALActivity BookforCHILDRENVOLUME 4Created byBeverly Chapman

Volume 4

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EDUCATIONALActivity BookforCHILDRENVOLUME 5Created byBeverly Chapman

Volume 5

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Secret in the River by Beverly M Chapman
Recommended for ages 12+

Secret in the River

Tallis learned at a young age to trust only her five senses. She spent years trying to decode a past she remembers with daily emotional invalidation — and wanting to share her secret and fix her mistake became her life's obsession, until fate intervened.

A fictional, suspenseful novella described as brilliant, with a fresh twist of writing.

Author Beverly M Chapman
Meet the Author

Beverly M Chapman

Born in 1969 in Sacramento, California, Beverly is a U.S. Army veteran, mother of three, and grandmother. With a lifelong dream of becoming an author, she wrote and illustrated five early-education children's activity books — all accepted into the Library of Congress — before stepping beyond her comfort zone to write her first suspense novella.

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