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Come to Warwick Children’s Book Festival: Tomorrow, October 11th!

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Yikes, I posted this elsewhere but neglected ye olde blog. Sorry if this is the first time you are hearing about it.

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If you are able, please join me — and a raft of talented children’s authors and illustrators — as we float on the briny seas of creativity and economic disaster!

The event is INDOORS, so don’t let a little rain keep you from celebrating books and literacy with your friends and children. Or even if there’s a lot of rain. Just grab a hat and umbrella!

Of course, if there’s a typhoon, or a twister, get to a safe place. A basement, if you’ve got one. If not, go to an interior room away from exterior walls and windows! Seek shelter! Protect your head! Protect your pets! If you look outside and see an actual tornado coming down the road . . . PLEASE DON’T GO TO A CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL IN WARWICK!

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But barring extreme weather, this is one day in the year when you take an hour and say to your family, “Hey, let’s do this one cool thing. It’ll be fun. I might even buy a book for you.”

Meet authors, ask them questions, look at books, talk to illustrators (many of them are non-verbal primates, so be patient), share your enthusiasm for reading. Show your children that this is something you value in our world: The love of literacy and all the ways it can enrich our world.

And if you do come — hey, now! — stop by my table and say hello. I’d love to thank you in person. 

You don’t even have to bring your credit card!*

 

 

 

* Kidding! Of course, bring your credit card! 

 

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE ARTS!

Photos: Captured in the Wild

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A friend recently passed this along . . .

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Always nice for a book to show up somewhere. You just never know where they’ll end up. Though always best seen in a young reader’s hands.

And then there’s this shot, from the great Warwick Children’s Book Festival . . .

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Yes, please. Ask me about school visits!

I’m happy to discuss the details to see if we have a fit. 

As I’ve said before, I am fairly unique in that I have current, age-appropriate, affordable paperback books for grades PreK-8. 

Will travel! You can write to me at [email protected].

Thanks so much. 

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Warwick Children’s Book Festival, 10/12

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In a world that has gone completely off the rails, there remain some simple values we can still enjoy and support.

Books, reading, children. 

And, yes, sure, the good folks who create the books and try to eke out a living doing so.  There are times we feel like an endangered species.

Please stop by my table and say hello!

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This Sunday the 13th: THE WARWICK CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL

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This SUNDAY, the 13th, I’ll be at the Warwick Children’s Book Festival along with a great number of talented authors and illustrators. Warwick is such a sweet little town, with great shops and restaurants, especially beautiful this time of year. Worth a road trip. And the festival is great fun, too. If you do come, please stop by and say hello! For full details, stomp on this. 

I’ll be signing any number of books, old favorites and new, including these titles just published in 2024 . . . 

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COME ON OUT & SUPPORT LITERACY,

SUPPORT THE ARTS,

and SHARE the LOVE of READING

with YOUNG READERS!

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Comings & Goings: Three Book Festival in 8 Days

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I’ll be driving around, working on weekends, and showing up at various upcoming book festivals. If you can make it, yes, please, by all means stop by my table and say hello.

I’ll be signing books and eager to talk about school visits. Or if you wish, just write to me at: [email protected] and we can begin the conversation that way. 

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1) SEPTEMBER 30th, 2023

CHAPPAQUA CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL

 

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This one is bananas. Something like 180 authors & illustrators, possibly the biggest children’s book festival in the States? Who is going to be there? Everybody. 

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2) OCTOBER 1st, 2023

MAPLEWOOD SOUTH ORANGE BOOK FESTIVAL

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This is a new one for me, which is exciting and slightly anxiety provoking. I’m hoping for smaller, quieter, cozier. I’m hoping to see area teachers and librarians and maybe we can begin talking about school visits. 

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3) OCTOBER 7th, 2023

WARWICK CHILDREN’S BOOK FESTIVAL

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Ah, sweet Warwick. A lovely town and a nice day in the park. If you’ve never visited Warwick, NY, here’s a good excuse. Please say hello. Here are some of the titles that *might* be there . . . 

 

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THANK YOU!

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