Author Archives: nancyviau
Wishing You a Very Merry Holiday Season!
Should I wish for snow? I hope you take the time to enjoy the busy season. There is so much going on, yet nature often forces us to slow down. Listen to Mother Nature. She knows what she’s talking about. … Continue reading
It’s Official! A New Book is Coming!
Gearing Up for 2019
For 2019, I’ll be visiting book festivals and conferences in a bunch of different states. BUT DON’T WORRY! I have plenty of time to come to YOUR SCHOOL! Who’s ready to get geared up for Read Across America Week? Shoot … Continue reading
Book Reviews Really Do Count
This quote, and the very cute drawing below it, is from author/illustrator Cale Atkinson. Well said, Cale! Want to help an author out? Leave a book review! It’s super tough to get people to leave reviews of books, and sadly … Continue reading
Book Launch Time
Thank you, parents and kiddos, for coming to my Double Book Launch this past weekend! First Snow (picture book) and Beauty and Bernice (middle grade) are officially “in the wild!”
It’s Book Launch Time!
Please join me at Towne Book Center & Cafe in Collegeville, Pennsylvania for an exciting celebration of the release of my new books: First Snow (picture book) and Beauty and Bernice (middle-grade novel)! There will be all sorts of terrific freebies … Continue reading
Libraries ROCK!
You may know that Libraries ROCK is this year’s theme for the Summer Reading Program. What you may not know is just how silly this particular librarian gets on the day the kids come in for programming.
Happy Summer!
Kids and Grown-ups, Be sure to check out the Summer Reading Program at your favorite public library. The theme this year is Libraries ROCK! Read books, earn prizes, get in on all the fun! See you at the library!
Booking Author Visits NOW for the 2018-2019 School Year
I’m already working on school visits for next fall and spring, so if you think you’d like to have me visit, please send me an email. (See Contact page) March is always especially busy because it’s Read Across America month, … Continue reading