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Daniel Haack is the author of Prince & Knight, an LGBTQ-themed fairy tale picture book published worldwide by Little Bee Books and distributed in North America by Simon & Schuster. Prince & Knight was illustrated by Stevie Lewis and was an ALA Rainbow List Top Ten book, a Goodreads Choice Awards nominee and was named one of the best children’s books of 2018 by Amazon, Kirkus Reviews and the Chicago Tribune.
A companion book, Maiden & Princess, co-written with Isabel Galupo and illustrated by Becca Human, was released April 2019 and was named by Book Riot as one of the best books of 2019. As a writer, Daniel is represented by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency.
Daniel is currently a creative development executive of original kids and family programming for YouTube (via MTP, Inc.). He is a recent graduate of the technology, innovation and education (TIE) Ed.M. program at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, where he studied as a Saul Zaentz Fellow.
Previously, Daniel was head of marketing and digital product for the children’s media franchise StoryBots, where his work included overseeing the launch of StoryBots Classroom, a free platform for educators, as well the premieres of two Netflix original series, Ask the StoryBots and StoryBots Super Songs, which star Judy Greer and feature guest appearances from Edward Norton, Snoop Dogg, Christina Applegate, Jennifer Garner, Zoe Saldana, John Legend and more.
As part of the team behind StoryBots' digital platforms, Daniel won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Media, received two additional nominations in the same category and was a Webby Award nominee in the Websites - Youth and Video Channels - Animation categories.
Daniel began his career in New York as director of marketing for MediaCom, one of the world's largest media and communications agencies. In that role, he led the shop's U.S. marketing activities and received the Gold Quill Award from the International Association of Business Communicators for MediaCom's BLINK Magazine.
He graduated summa cum laude from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications with a B.S. in integrated marketing communications. He was the recipient of the prestigious Park Scholar Award, a four-year, merit-based full scholarship that recognizes students who excel in academics, leadership, community service and communications.
During college, Daniel was awarded a fellowship with the International Radio & Television
+ Voir plusDaniel Haack is the author of Prince & Knight, an LGBTQ-themed fairy tale picture book published worldwide by Little Bee Books and distributed in North America by Simon & Schuster. Prince & Knight was illustrated by Stevie Lewis and was an ALA Rainbow List Top Ten book, a Goodreads Choice Awards nominee and was named one of the best children’s books of 2018 by Amazon, Kirkus Reviews and the Chicago Tribune.
A companion book, Maiden & Princess, co-written with Isabel Galupo and illustrated by Becca Human, was released April 2019 and was named by Book Riot as one of the best books of 2019. As a writer, Daniel is represented by Brent Taylor at TriadaUS Literary Agency.
Daniel is currently a creative development executive of original kids and family programming for YouTube (via MTP, Inc.). He is a recent graduate of the technology, innovation and education (TIE) Ed.M. program at the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, where he studied as a Saul Zaentz Fellow.
Previously, Daniel was head of marketing and digital product for the children’s media franchise StoryBots, where his work included overseeing the launch of StoryBots Classroom, a free platform for educators, as well the premieres of two Netflix original series, Ask the StoryBots and StoryBots Super Songs, which star Judy Greer and feature guest appearances from Edward Norton, Snoop Dogg, Christina Applegate, Jennifer Garner, Zoe Saldana, John Legend and more.
As part of the team behind StoryBots' digital platforms, Daniel won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Media, received two additional nominations in the same category and was a Webby Award nominee in the Websites - Youth and Video Channels - Animation categories.
Daniel began his career in New York as director of marketing for MediaCom, one of the world's largest media and communications agencies. In that role, he led the shop's U.S. marketing activities and received the Gold Quill Award from the International Association of Business Communicators for MediaCom's BLINK Magazine.
He graduated summa cum laude from Ithaca College's Roy H. Park School of Communications with a B.S. in integrated marketing communications. He was the recipient of the prestigious Park Scholar Award, a four-year, merit-based full scholarship that recognizes students who excel in academics, leadership, community service and communications.
During college, Daniel was awarded a fellowship with the International Radio & Television
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But while the royals were away,
Their land faced quite a scare
from a dragon fast approaching,
breathing fire everywhere!
All the villagers ran in fear!
Even the soldiers hid and fled.
“This vicious beast is far too great.
We must retreat or we'll be dead!”
Their land faced quite a scare
from a dragon fast approaching,
breathing fire everywhere!
All the villagers ran in fear!
Even the soldiers hid and fled.
“This vicious beast is far too great.
We must retreat or we'll be dead!”
The prince met many ladies
(and he made them all swoon!),
but it was soon clear that
he was singing a different tune.
(and he made them all swoon!),
but it was soon clear that
he was singing a different tune.
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