Camille Kleinman is the founder of LingoLina™, inventor of NeuroFluent Immersion and NeuroSwitch language learning methods, a bestselling nonfiction ghostwriter ranked in the top 1% of more than 18,000,000 freelancers worldwide on Upwork, and a five-time award-winning creative writer.

She is also a polyglot, linguistic theorist, educator, course creator, and highly acclaimed senior instructional designer.

At age 17, she created a groundbreaking technical software training program (CGElves.com) that revolutionized 3D cloth modeling workflows across four industries. Her training program was used to train more than 100,000 professionals and teams at top film and game studios, including EA, Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, Sony, Naughty Dog, Crystal Dynamics, and others for over ten years.

Teaching has always been something Camille loved and felt drawn to. From teaching younger kids and neighborhoods how to draw, to offering career advice and consulting CEOs on product development and improvements, she has always enjoyed helping others learn and grow.

At the age of 13, Camille became a volunteer English teacher in a Caribbean elementary school, teaching a classroom of more than 30 children her own age and older.

As a teenager, she taught tens of thousands of kids and parents creative, unique ways to turn simple, overlooked items like toilet paper rolls or cardboard boxes into beautiful handmade doll furniture.

Later, she guided aspiring entrepreneurs in turning their dreams into online businesses, and today she teaches kids, teens, and adults how to learn a second language through fun, play, and storytelling.

Her greatest passion has always been storytelling.

Since she first learned to speak, Camille spent hours telling stories while walking through the beautiful German forests where she was born and raised. As soon as she learned to spell, she began writing stories for children.

At age 12, a short story she wrote about a crab's life won third place in an international creative writing contest on WritersCafe, which at the time was the world's largest community for writers and poets.

Today, Camille publishes children’s stories under multiple pen names across a variety of genres.

Lily Galili writes fun, cute, and magical stories for young readers.
Amy Winterwood publishes gripping stories for ages 8 and older, featuring light, wholesome romance, higher-stakes action, slightly scarier villains, more complex plots, and longer adventures.
Gloria Goo publishes funny, gooey fantasy stories full of humor and imagination.
Professor Nat True writes the whimsical “NAT-true History of…” tales, which are totally 100% indisputably true (according to his fact-checker, the donkey).

Visit LingoLina.com to listen to and read exciting, magical stories in Spanish and bilingual English-Spanish formats.

To learn more about Camille's work, explore collaborations, or reach out to ask her a question, visit CamilleKleinman.com.