Patricia Furstenberg is a prolific author and poet who has written eighteen books, covering a range of genres from historical fiction and military narratives to children's literature. She is best known for her ability to weave unforgettable characters and gripping plots with a touch of magic, igniting the imagination and evoking deep emotions in her readers.
Furstenberg's writing is heavily influenced by her upbringing in Bucharest, where she was brought up listening to the legends and folktales of Romania's past. Her interest in history and dogs has led her to create the #Im4Ro hashtag, sharing positive stories about her native country. She has a medical degree and has practiced medicine, but her passion for books and storytelling eventually led her to write. Her writing career has been successful, with her work featured in various newspapers, magazines, and radio programs. She has also had a National TV debut.
Furstenberg's writing is characterized by her exploration of unconditional love and war. Her books, such as "Joyful Trouble," "Silent Heroes," "Dreamland," and "Transylvania's History A to Z," have received critical acclaim and have been described as "wonderful combinations of stories, photos, history, and legends," "novel ideas and captivating reads," and "highly emotional, action-packed, and vivid stories of enormous sacrifice and bravery." Through her children's books, Furstenberg is known for her uplifting, charming themes and lovable, enchanting characters, as well as her creativity and vivid imagery.
In addition to her writing, Furstenberg is an active blogger and enjoys reading, researching for forthcoming books, and traveling with her family. She currently lives in sunny South Africa with her husband, children, and dogs. Furstenberg's writing is described as positive, diverse, crisp, joyful, and uplifting, making the world a happier and more beautiful place.