Carin Greenberg

Carin Greenberg She left law school to begin a writing career, starting out as a copywriter for advertisements and later becoming a ghostwriter of young adult books. In 1992, she began publishing her Karate Club series of children's books; at the time of writing them, she practiced karate and her husband operated a karate school. She is also the co-executive producer and story editor of Kinderwood for Nickelodeon's Noggin app.

Greenberg is the co-creator, writer and executive producer of Quarantween: the Musical for TheaterWorksUSA. She has developed television projects with numerous networks and studios, including as the co-executive producer, story editor and writer for seasons 2-4 of Amazon Prime Video's Tumble Leaf; co-creator/writer of Destination Solar System, an immersive, live space adventure that played at the planetaria in Chicago, Denver and Nashville; head writer of MGA Entertainment's Lalaloopsy.

She is an executive producer of the children's animated series, Weather Hunters, which released in September 2025.

Personal life On June 23, 1990, she married David Arthur Baker, who owned and operated a karate school.