We are coming up with the exciting book signing event on 11th February 2024 at 12:00 pm at Wheaton Public Library, authored by Christine Skarbek for her new book “Confronting Power and Chaos: the Uncharted Kaleidoscope of My Life”. The purpose of the book signing event is to engage with the author about the storyline and characters.   Explore Christine's tumultuous journey in 'Confronting Power and Chaos: the Uncharted Kaleidoscope of My Life' from a fateful encounter in Germany to facing down government agents during her relentless pursuit of justice. This gripping memoir captures her resilience in overcoming personal setbacks, battling powers that be, and striving for her dreams. Christine's life, spanning continents and decades, is a testament to the enduring power of determination and the profound impact of familial legacy. Get the book here.   Christine Skarbek, an accomplished journalist with an MA from the University of Iowa, unveils her riveting life story in 'Confronting Power and Chaos.' Beyond her roles as a foreign student exchange coordinator and op-ed contributor, Skarbek's articles in online journals showcase her diverse talents. Currently in semi-retirement in Silver Spring, MD, she weaves a compelling narrative of resilience and determination in her memoir.

Join us on Saturday, 16th December 2023, at 11:00 AM for an enchanting book signing event at Charlin's Book Nook in Frankenmuth, MI, for Sarah Geddes’ book, Henry the Sneezing Dragon. This will be an exciting event for children and elders alike. This event is not to be missed! Henry the Sneezing Dragon weaves a tale of courage, friendship, and the magic of being true to oneself. Step into the magical world of Henry, a young and clumsy dragon with a fiery sneeze that brings laughter and adventure to every page. As Henry embarks on a quest for acceptance, trouble and excitement follow him across the savanna, captivating young readers and igniting imaginations. Order the book here. Sarah Geddes is a 6th-grade Language Arts teacher, inspiring young minds through virtual learning since 2007. Her love for nurturing young imaginations led her to pen captivating stories that kindle joy and wonder in readers. As a mother of two, she knows the magic of cuddling up with a good book and shares her passion for storytelling with her own children.

Susan A. Katz invites you to delve into her acclaimed poetry collections on December 5 at 7:00 PM in Waterbury's Palace Theater. Join the "I Wrote That!" series for an intimate evening. Explore the rich tapestry of the human experience in the works of author Susan A. Katz, as three distinct books invite readers into the realms of emotion, transformation, and mythology. 'On the Edge' delves into personal poems inspired by everyday life, celebrating the connections that bind us. 'Dreaming Missouri' intricately explores life's transformative moments, capturing the interplay of love, loss, and unexpected encounters. In The Limits of Light,' Susan A. Katz weaves the tales of Ancient Greek Gods into the human experience, revealing universal themes of dreaming and desire. Together, these works masterfully illuminate the shared vulnerabilities and enduring forces that shape our world. Susan A. Katz, enamored with poetry since age six, crafts meditative and lyrical verses infused with intense passion for language. Described as powerful and wonderful by poets Colette Inez and Dan Masterson, her work draws inspiration from everyday life, family, and the ethereal beauty of the natural world.

We are coming up with the exciting book talk event Cambridge and Clyde on 25th November from 11 am to 2 pm, authored by Alysen Bayles at ABC Books. The purpose of the book talk event is to engage with the author about the storyline and characters. Cambridge and Clyde, revolves around two characters: Cambridge and her dog, Clyde. Cambridge has given a nickname to her dog, Countertop Clyde, who loves to eat cupcakes and bananas. The story shows a transformation of her dog, who used to jump everywhere, even in the pound and on counters. Then a transformation occurs, and he stops jumping anywhere.  Alysen Bayles is a creative storytelling writer. She has added details and humor to her story that can resonate with readers of all ages. She has an everlasting impression on her readers.  

We are pleased to inform you that Russell James Ray, the author of Canyons of the Mind, will be attending a book signing and book reading event on November 04, 2023, Saturday, from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. at Main Library, 145 Washington Ave. Santa Fe NM. Don’t miss this opportunity to spend a memorable day with a great author. In ‘Canyons of the Mind’ by Russell James Ray, readers embark on an autobiographical journey through pioneering canyoneering descents, including the Barrancas Sinforosa and Batopilas. Spanning several years, this riveting narrative also explores the self-reflective aspects of the author's non-first descent of the Barranca Del Cobre, blending adventure, self-discovery, and dreams in the rugged canyons of both the earth and the mind. You can order the book here. Russell James Ray, an Early Childhood Educator and artist in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is a single father who balances intellectual pursuits with physical adventures like mountain climbing and canoeing. His world is one of wonder and exploration, merging his spiritual and physical self in a constant pursuit of the extraordinary.

Patricia Cruzan the author of Mandy's Music, is scheduled to attend a book signing event on November 4th, 2023, Saturday, from 09:00 AM to 04:30 PM, at the First United Methodist Church in Fayetteville, Georgia. Mandy's Music follows the story of Mandy, a music-loving girl who convinces her mother to join her in forming a band. When her friend Ashley comes to visit, conflicts arise amid their musical aspirations, but they find solace in attending a captivating concert. Together, they explore a music store, make a crucial instrument choice, and embark on a transformative musical journey that strengthens their bond and self-confidence. Order the book here. Patricia Cruzan, a retired teacher from Fulton County Board near Atlanta, Georgia, had a diverse teaching career across Texas and Louisiana, specializing in choral music, reading, and elementary grades. Her literary works, including stories and poems, graced publications like Grit and Fayette Woman, while she authored seven children's books and three adult poetry collections. Patricia also pursued her passion for singing through concerts in the United States and Australia.    

Lynn MacKaben Brown, the author of Furs and Fevers, is scheduled to attend a book signing event on October 16th, 2023, Monday, from 06:00 PM to 07:00 PM, at the Warsaw Community Public Library, 310 E. Main St., Warsaw, Indiana. Furs and Fevers is a historical novel that reveals a lost world of Indigenous tribes, French-Canadian trappers, and American settlers in Indiana. It is a thoroughly researched and fascinating story that challenges the reader to examine the past and its issues. Order the book here. Lynn MacKaben Brown is a nurse, teacher, and writer passionate about history. She has written for various magazines and newspapers and is a columnist for SEG-Way News. She is also a wife, mother, and grandmother.

Join us on Saturday, October 14, 2023, at 2:00 PM for an exclusive book signing event with Ryan Rex, the author of 'American Dysfunction,' at Barnes and Noble, Montgomery Square. Delve into the compelling coming-of-age narrative as we follow Alex Walker's tumultuous journey from a troubled upbringing in a dysfunctional blue-collar family to a rural trade school, where he confronts the shadows of his past. Despite a series of missteps leading to probation, Alex discovers an unexpected refuge in a quirky 90s cover band. Secure your copy of the book here. Ryan Rex, with a heritage rooted in skilled plumbers and mechanical tradesmen, draws inspiration from a childhood enriched by small businesses and vibrant characters. His voyage into the world of writing ignited during college, where he diligently cultivated his creative talents in every available moment.

Lynn MacKaben Brown, the author of Furs and Fevers, is scheduled to attend a book signing event on September 21st, 2023, Thursday, from 06:00 PM to 07:00 PM, at the Pierceton & Washington Township Library, 101 W. Catholic St., Pierceton, Indiana. Furs and Fevers is a historical novel that immerses the reader in a vanished world of Indigenous tribes, French-Canadian trappers, and American settlers in Indiana. It is a rigorously researched and compelling story that encourages readers to rethink the past and its conflicts. Order the book here. Lynn MacKaben Brown is a nurse, teacher, and writer passionate about history. She has written for various magazines and newspapers and is a columnist for SEG-Way News. She is also a wife, mother, and grandmother.

Angela Lacy McClintock, the author of The Boy in the Basement, is scheduled to host a book signing event on September 16, 2023, Saturday, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, at Page and Pallet Book Store, 32 S Section St., Fairhope, Alabama. The Boy in the Basement is the story of crime, mystery, and child abuse. A CPS supervisor and her team face a series of child abuse cases that test their skills and emotions. A ghost from her past and a romance in her present complicate her life. Will she overcome her self-doubt and find justice for the children? Order the book here to find out. Angela Lacy McClintock is a former child welfare worker and a current therapist and blogger. She writes to inspire and support social workers who face trauma every day. The Boy in the Basement is her debut novel.

Angela Lacy McClintock, the author of The Boy in the Basement, is scheduled to host a book signing event on September 09, 2023, Saturday, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, at Barnes and Noble at the Summit, Birmingham, AL. The Boy in the Basement is the story of crime, mystery, and child abuse. A CPS supervisor and her team face a series of child abuse cases that test their skills and emotions. A ghost from her past and a romance in her present complicate her life. Will she overcome her self-doubt and find justice for the children? Order the book here to find out. Angela Lacy McClintock is a former child welfare worker and a current therapist and blogger. She writes to inspire and support social workers who face trauma every day. The Boy in the Basement is her debut novel.

Ryan Tex, the author of American Dysfunction, is scheduled to attend an Author Spotlight event on September 9th, 2023, Saturday, from 01:00 PM to 03:00 PM, at the Barnes & Nobles Montgomeryville. In American Dysfunction,  Alex Walker seeks peace amidst a turbulent upbringing in a dysfunctional blue-collar family, bearing the emotional scars of abuse and neglect—his journey from suburban Philadelphia to a rural trade school spirals into darkness. However, during his probation, a transformative experience with a ragtag 90s cover band reveals that life can offer respite from the drama he's known. Order the book here. Ryan Tex, a writer with a lineage deeply rooted in generations of plumbers and mechanical tradesmen, draws inspiration from his upbringing in a small business and a vibrant community of individuals. His passion for writing, nurtured during his college years, transformed into a lifelong pursuit, transcending the realm of dreams to become his reality.

Meet the author and immerse yourself in the captivating world of ‘Furs and Fevers‘ by Lynn MacKaben Brown at our Book Signing event on September 1st, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM, at Syracuse Community Center. Engage with fellow book enthusiasts, celebrating the world of storytelling. You can learn more about the event here. Step into a forgotten world where Indigenous tribes meet French-Canadian trappers, as ‘Furs and Fevers by Lynn MacKaben Brown unveils a tale of history, politics, and culture. Brown's meticulous research breathes life into 19th-century Indiana, presenting characters and interactions that enthral while subtly educating. Unravel the intricate dynamics of a changing era against the backdrop of American expansion into Indiana. Order the book here. Lynn MacKaben Brown, a history columnist, nurse, and accomplished writer, crafts ‘Furs and Fevers‘ with a blend of historical insight and storytelling prowess. Her remarkable journey from a family Christian bookstore to an M.A. holder in nursing and gerontology adds depth to the narrative.

Robert Bussey, the author of a new book, Walk with Me, is scheduled to appear for an interview on July 21st Friday, at 11:00 AM with Natalie North on KALB TV. The conversation would provide an opportunity for the prospective reader to get a glimpse of what the new book may have to offer. Walk with Me is a collection of poems that invite you to explore different perspectives, emotions, and experiences. It can be romantic, curious, heartfelt, or humorous. It is up to you to find your meaning and value in each poem. Order the book here. Robert Bussey is a Louisiana lawyer who grew up in Chicago and lived in Texas. He loves cycling and exploring different regions of the country. He has a Cajun connection through his wife's family.

Donald Yates, the author of A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace, is scheduled to host a book talk on 19th July, Wednesday, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Monmouth County Library, Eastern Branch 1001 Route 35, Shrewsbury, NJ, 07702. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity of meeting with the brilliant Donald Yates.   A Journey for Peace: A Journal of Peace is a memoir by Donald Yates. The book contains over 25 stories that capture his experiences and insights into the local culture, history, and politics of a region rarely visited by outsiders. You can order the book here.   Donald Yates is a retired educator and administrator who served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Philippines from 1962 to 1964. He has a doctorate in Educational Administration from Columbia University and has published a book and several articles on innovative teaching practices. He lives with his wife and enjoys spending time with his four grandchildren in Shrewsbury, NJ.