Kristina Krozak is an author who writes stories that celebrate courage, curiosity, and the magic of learning. Her books range from lyrical picture books to her middle-grade Magic Library series, the debut collection within her larger Knights of Knowledge universe. Through these interconnected stories, Kristina invites readers to see history as something living, imaginative, and full of possibility.

Drawing from her background in education and special-needs advocacy, Kristina believes that stories have the power to open doors to empathy and understanding. Her work highlights the beauty of diverse minds and voices, encouraging every child to see their unique way of thinking as a strength.

Kristina’s writing explores a wide range of topics that empower children to learn, question, and dream. Her picture books honor kindness, resilience, and intergenerational connection, while The Magic Library series intertwines history, science, and social justice through time-traveling adventures. Each book blends discovery with courage, showing readers that knowledge is not just something we keep — it is something we protect and share.

Representation is central to Kristina’s storytelling. Her characters reflect the diversity of the world she hopes children will grow up believing they belong in — across race, culture, gender, and ability. Every story she writes encourages readers to see themselves as capable of bravery, brilliance, and impact.

As a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Kristina crafts stories that blend imagination and purpose while weaving lessons of resilience, compassion, and hope into every page. She writes to remind readers that courage often begins quietly, with a question, a spark of curiosity, or the decision to try again.

When she is not writing, Kristina can often be found researching historical changemakers, developing advocacy resources for families, or chasing the joyful chaos of her own children’s imaginations. Every story she tells begins with the same simple belief: knowledge is a kind of adventure, and every reader has the power to change the world by seeking it.