I’m so excited about the week ahead and the awesome NY schools I’ll be visiting! I’ll be at Kensico Elementary on Thursday talking to third through fifth-graders., then at Virginia Road Elementary on Friday with Kindergarten through second-grade. Nothing is more fun than talking to readers about my books and the writing process. If your school is interested in a visit, just click on the ‘SPEAKING’ link at the top of the page for more information.
September is always one of my favorite months. Students are back to school . . . and so am I!
This year, I’m excited to kick off the year with a visit to Nativity School in Hollywood, Florida. I’ll be there this week talking to the kindergarteners through fifth-graders about the Mallory book, reading, and the writing process. As an author, nothing is more gratifying than spending time with my readers. If your school is interested in a visit, just click on the ‘SPEAKING’ link at the top of the page for more information.
So excited to visit my home state and be part of the Arkansas Literary Festival at the end of April. I’ll be spending all day Thursday, April 25 with students at the Museum of Discovery. And on Saturday, April 27, I’ll be speaking at the Main Library at 11:30 a.m. If you’re in the Little Rock area, hope you’ll join me then!
So excited to be reading Love, Ruby Valentine at Books & Books on Saturday, February 9 for February Reading Circle. Hope you’ll come out and bring your kids for a morning of fun!
Where? Books & Books Suniland (11297 S Dixie Hwy)
When? Saturday, February 9 (11:00 am)
The holidays were extra special this year with the French version of Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas now available! Happy New Year and Bonne Année to all!
Thanks to this nice Amazon fan who made my holidays even happier with this sweet review of Merry Christmas, Mary Christmas!
“This is a great holiday story with both humor and a nice message about giving to others. My children loved the word play with Mary’s name and had fun shouting Merry Christmas, Mary Christmas as we prepared our own home for the holidays. This is a great story to remind us all not to get too caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday and a gentle reminder to spend time with family and friends.”