Sequoia Rudolph drew inspiration for her novel, "In Time Out," from her years of teaching special education students on the island of Maui, Hawaii. Her twenty-five year career spanned an extrodinary range, from three-year-old preschoolers with developmental delays to twenty-two-year-old incarcerated young adults. These experiences lend authenticity and heart to her storytelling.
She is a U.S. Navy veteran, mom to three grown-children, and an avid traveler. Sequoia has resided in eleven states and collected stories from each of them. She currently lives in New Mexico with Sandy and Foxy, two little lost dogs who found their forever home with her.
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