Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Heading to Texas!

School visits, great food, book festival, terrific authors, and amazing librarians . . . it is going to be a fabulous trip to Texas. I'll post pictures on social media, so look for me on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Until then, here are a few pictures to get you by:




Thursday, April 20, 2017

Behind the Scenes of WHO R U REALLY? - A Great Discussion

I love visiting with students about reading, writing, and online safety! I had the great pleasure of returning to Sawtooth Middle School this year to discuss those three topics with a new group of students (future authors, literary critics, and origami experts).

To make the visit even better, they followed it up with a thank you card with hand-written notes inside. Julie does a fantastic job with the library and her students there.

Here are a few snapshots from the event:




 





Friday, February 17, 2017

Book Club Love

I ALWAYS enjoy meeting with groups that have read my book(s). It is so much fun to discuss the plot and characters and debate the choices made within the story. AND ... with Who R U Really? I love the looks on faces when I explain that the "white chair" scene happened in real life. So scary!!!

Here are some pictures from a recent book club gathering at a high school in Texas. YAY for books!


 



Friday, June 24, 2016

Review Copies are Available!

If you are a book blogger, librarian, or bookseller you can read UNLOCKED before it officially releases to the public!

HOW?
It's easy!

Simply click on over to Edelweiss and request a digital copy.

Then - leave your honest review of the book everywhere and anywhere you can!

Happy reading!




Monday, May 18, 2015

School Visits - The Best Thing Ever!

I had an absolutely wonderful time today with the 8th Grade Book Club out at Sawtooth Middle School in Meridian, Idaho. The librarians were delightful, and the students had the best questions ever! And ... oh, my ... their plot suggestions for a sequel to WHO R U REALLY? were fantastic! (But no, for now a sequel is not in the works.)

Thanks ... you guys were AWESOME!!


 
 
If you'd like me to come and visit with your school, library, or other group ... click on the "appearances" tab above for more information. I'd love to come and speak with your group.