Lisa Caprelli has an inspiring background and is a great example of using creativity to help others.
"The best part of my work is connecting with children to create connection, harmony, and happiness combined with story, art and song that focus on social aspects like friendship, kindness, and love."
She is the author of 16 books and creator of "Unicorn Jazz Presents The Thing I Do" show now on Amazon TV/Prime. She first wrote the Unicorn Jazz book series about 2 years ago and launched into a show to reach children in a Sesame Street type with kid talent, singers and education. The idea to create the show was during the 2020 pandemic.
Lisa has a 26-year background in marketing and branding, and decided to use her skills by helping kids smile, believe and create!
Learn more about the Unicorn Jazz project - https://unicornjazz.com/
The Thing I Do show - https://www.amazon.com/Happiness-Puppets-Friendship-Music-Squirrel/dp/B08GKXJM39/
and connect on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/unicornjazzbrand/
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