Danielle Lindner
- Actress
Danielle Lindner is an American author, educator, actress and award winning entrepreneur. She is the founder of an innovative approach to early childhood education and founded The London Day School in 2010. She is most noted for authoring an acclaimed series of children's books focused on character education, which was turned into a TV series in 2015. The series, entitled Miss Danielle's Preschoolbuds first appeared on The Children's Television Network, a network streamed in children's hospitals across the U.S. and Canada. The series was picked up by Amazon Prime in 2016.
Danielle began writing her books and series in 2008 and published her first book, Sofia the Snail, The little snail who was afraid of the dark, in 2013. As of June 2016 there were 13 books in the series and 7 episodes of Miss Danielle's Preschoolbuds. In 2014, Lindner set out to Franchise her preschool model nationally, and was recognized as on of the top 25 leading woman entrepreneurs in NJ in 2015. She has been featured in publications such as NJ Monthly Magazine, NJ Biz and is a frequent guest on nationally syndicated Radio programs where she discusses tips for raising and educating children during the preschool years.
Her writing is also featured on the Huntington Post, where she is a frequent contributor and TAP.net with her column Nursery U. Tips for Parents and Educators.
Danielle began writing her books and series in 2008 and published her first book, Sofia the Snail, The little snail who was afraid of the dark, in 2013. As of June 2016 there were 13 books in the series and 7 episodes of Miss Danielle's Preschoolbuds. In 2014, Lindner set out to Franchise her preschool model nationally, and was recognized as on of the top 25 leading woman entrepreneurs in NJ in 2015. She has been featured in publications such as NJ Monthly Magazine, NJ Biz and is a frequent guest on nationally syndicated Radio programs where she discusses tips for raising and educating children during the preschool years.
Her writing is also featured on the Huntington Post, where she is a frequent contributor and TAP.net with her column Nursery U. Tips for Parents and Educators.
