About Rebecca Whitecotton

With Pull Your Self Together, Rebecca Whitecotton adds interdimensional traveler to her list of job titles, which have included  reporter, editor, children’s book author, band booster president, mom, optimist, graphic designer, and chauffeur.

Rebecca’s award-winning spiritual children’s book, Child of Mine, Know This, was hailed by Neale Donald Walsch as “the single most imaginative children’s book to come along in ages.” Children of the New Earth magazine gave it their Award of Excellence, it was a finalist in the Coalition of Visionary Retailers Awards, and Light of Consciousness magazine called it “A hallmark book in an age of emerging global consciousness.” Rebecca’s second children’s book spilled the beans about Santa Claus in Santa’s Greatest Gift, which is now available as a free ebook. One of Rebecca’s favorite moments was when her son discovered Santa’s Greatest Gift in the top 50 free children’s downloads in iBooks while he was looking for something to read.

With a bachelor’s in journalism from Northwestern University and a master’s in sociology of religion from the University of New Mexico, Rebecca loves to think and write about spirituality, philosophy, meditation, and quantum physics. Now that her kids are adults, she has set her sights on being a modern-day philosopher—a wanna-be Socrates sitting on the digital steps of the internet Parthenon, throwing out ideas about the nature of reality.

Rebecca has lived a nomadic life, living in 15 houses in 7 states in 27 years thanks to the Air Force career of her husband Randy. She and Randy have been blessed with the love and joy of their two children, Ethan and Alison.