This fairy has a great story. But like many of us, pervading attitudes about ‘her type’ sometimes prevent it from being heard! Let’s use Women’s History Month to keep practicing the open-mindedness we reinforced during Black History month. Perpetuating Stereotypes: Apparently it is fine for girls to be served a never-ending diet of male superheroes…
What a magical wintery night to launch my new book, the third in the Journey of Cornelia Rose Series. We had the comfort of space heaters and great, newly improved fabrics to keep us warm, unlike the characters in my book who faced the rough winter cold in wet wool coats and soggy mittens. As…
Rudella, the ordinary-nosed little sister of Rudolph is spreading holiday cheer and magic in classrooms this December. I am excited to once again bring reading magic to classrooms. No greater joy has a writer than to read her creation to a listening, appreciative audience! I have been dazzled over the years by school children’s enthusiastic…
Book clubs around the Northeast have responded to my invitation to read my book and discuss it with me through my “Chat with the Author” program. So far, two Q&A sessions stand out — one in Boston and one in Holyoke, Massachusetts. The Book Club in Boston was my first ‘in person’ Book Club Author…
Last night it was Ossining Historical Society Museum. Last week the venue was Scattered Books Bookstore in Chappaqua. I’m on a roll — meeting fans of history and avid readers in two of my haunts close to home. THANK YOU to all friends and fans who joined me in celebrating my book launch last week.…
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