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What a Nice Thing!
At the New Jersey Association of School Librarians Conference this month a librarian took time out of her busy day to make sure I got a copy of the newspaper article that featured me. It’s all about the day I … Continue reading
Recent Author Visits
I have had a ton of fun visiting schools in the few weeks, and I have more author visits coming up. From Florida to New Jersey, kids are kids, and their smiles always brighten my day. Here are a few highlights:
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The New Jersey Association of School Librarians Annual Conference
I recently attended NJASL and got to meet many, many school librarians from the Garden State. What a nice bunch! For two days I hung out with author friends at Authors’ Alley, and as librarians filtered through, going from session … Continue reading
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It’s Festival and Conference Season!
BOOK FESTIVAL AND CONFERENCE SEASON IS HERE! I hope to see you! OCTOBER 1: Look for me by the #1 balloons at the Collingswood Book Festival. I’m also doing a really fun writing workshop for kids ages 8-12 that morning in … Continue reading
Hello 2016 Schools!
Gearing up for a bunch of school visits and Skype visits. Can I tell you how much I love these? It’s my chance to connect with those extremely awesome beings known as kids. In my heart, I’m one of them … Continue reading
American Association of School Librarians…and Me
Guess who is “sitting” next to Mo Willems on a slideshow put out by the American Association of School Librarians? Meeeee! Here’s a bit of what I had to say: “There is a bright spot in every student’s day, and … Continue reading