She is cited in the 'Critical Dictionary of Brazilian Children's and Young Adult Literature' by Prof. Dr. Nelly Novaes Coelho and is a member of AEILIJ (Association of Writers and Illustrators of Children's and Young Adult Literature), having served as a board member since 2019.

Author of many books, story-teller and translator, Regina Drummond has been developing for years projects to stimulate the pleasure of reading and events for teachers and students with lectures, pedagogical workshops, stories narratives and shows, beyond that she also participates in International and Brazilian Book Fairs.

She coordinated the Kids Activities Room at the International Book Fair in São Paulo since its opening in 1992 until 1999 when she moved to Germany. She'd already told stories on radio programs and TV Shows. She is a playwriter as well and she acted in some of her plays.

Regina Drummond was born in Minas Gerais and graduated as bachelor of Arts and holds a postgraduate degree in Children's and Young Adult Literature. She speaks English, French and German. Nowadays she lives in Munich, Germany but she always travels to Brazil to fulfil a busy calendar.

Her work has received numerous awards and recognitions. As a publisher, she won the "Jabuti Award" from the Brazilian Book Chamber (Câmara Brasileira do Livro). As an author, she was a finalist for the same award and also received four "Basic Collection" (Acervo Básico) designations and two "Highly Recommended" (Altamente Recomendável) distinctions from the National Foundation for Children's and Young Adult Literature (FNLIJ). Additionally, she earned a "Distinction" seal from the UNESCO Chair in Reading at PUC-Rio and was a finalist for the "AEILIJ Award," presented by the Association of Writers and Illustrators of Children's Literature.

I was born in Minas Gerais, within a literary's family that has given many important writers to Brazil like Carlos Drummond de Andrade, the most famous. Since my childhood, my dream was to become a writer.

I had the pleasure of meeting many authors and usually became angry when I couldn't talk to them, so another passion was borned: foreign languages. For me there's nothing more exciting than being in another country and be able to watch TV, read the newspapers and talk to people!

My first publication happened when I was 12: a poem which was selected to be fixed on the wall of the Public Library of Minas Gerais, in Belo Horizonte. My first book came in 1980; my first big sucess happened in 1983: "Raphael the Little Bird" (O Passarinho Rafa) and it still flys at the Melhoramentos Publishing House wings.

I have a pair of children and four grandchildren, three boys and a girl. I live between Germany and Brazil, with my husband and a lots of books. I love travelling and I enjoy a lot the opportunity life gives me to know different places, cultures and people. And I use this time also to promote my books, signing them and giving speaches during nationals and internationals book fairs and litteraries events.

What I like the most in this job and enlights my heart is to think I can help my readers to rethink their own lives (by seeing how is possible to change what they dislike, overcoming obstacles and learning to accept what is above them) and have the feeling that I'm helping them, in some way, to become happiers - even if I'm giving them only a few moments of joy and entertainment! This is a simple repay from all the joy, happiness and entertainment books offer me!