top of page

Tracie is a visual and performing artist and has been throughout the country and overseas working in the arts. She currently lives in New York City and is originally from the small town of Wintersville, Ohio near the border of the state, which she describes as Steeler Country.

She is a Congressional Arts Caucus Award recipient, and had one of her paintings displayed in the US Capitol Building as part of a one-year collection. She is a graduate of Chatham University, where she studied Arts Management with a concentration in Visual Art and Art History. She is also a veteran of the United States Navy, where she was a mechanic on the flight line based in Northern Japan.

Her professional visual art credits include murals and décor for many restaurants throughout the country including in Rainforest Cafés, Landry’s, Joes Crab Shack, and along the Keemah Boardwalk near Galveston, Texas. She has been part of the team at Spaeth Design, where she helped create and build the Christmas windows for Macy’s in New York City as well as those for Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue. She also worked for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission helping to restore artifacts for the museums of Pennsylvania. As a performer she has appeared on television and the silver screen as well tours entertaining the troops overseas in Korea, Kuwait and Iraq.

Click here to submit

The Lost Bicycle tells a tale of dedication, perseverance, and friendship. When Mother Earth’s son loses the first bicycle ever made, he embarks on a search that brings him into a green forest, down a steep mountain, and through a rushing river. Along the way, he meets a cheetah, tortoise, and hippo, all of whom point the boy in the direction of his lost bicycle. But who ends up bringing the bicycle back to the boy? We’ll let you journey through the jungle and find out!
 
Buy the music CD HERE

The Lost Bicycle

Name: The Lost Bicycle
SKU: 0006

SKU: 0006

$16.00

Quantity

Illustrated by Matsue Wiles

Suitable for beginning-developing readers, students in Grade Pre-K-2, and as bedtime story.

bottom of page

The Lost Bicycle

By Cory Hills

©2024 AcuteByDesign Publishing