by Jeff Alt
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Jeff Alt is an award-winning author, a talented speaker, and a family hiking and camping expert. Alt has been hiking since his youth. In addition to writing the Adventures of Bubba Jones book series, Alt is the author of Four Boots-One Journey, Get Your Kids Hiking, and A Walk for Sunshine. A Walk for Sunshine won the Gold in the 2009 Book of the Year awards sponsored by Fore Word Reviews; it took first place winner in the 2009 National Best Books Awards Sponsored by USA Book News, and won a Bronze in the 2010 Living Now Book Awards sponsored by Jenkins Group. Get Your Kids Hiking won the bronze in both the 2014 Living Now Book Awards and the 2013 IndieFab Award; in Family and Relationships. Alt is a member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America (OWAA). He has walked the Appalachian Trail, the John Muir Trail with his wife, and has carried his 21-month old daughter across a path in Ireland. Alt’s son was on the Appalachian Trail at six weeks of age. Alt lives with his wife and two kids in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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