Come hear Journey and make a fun wolf craft on Saturday, 1/14/16, at the Sunset branch of the San Francisco Public Library! Reading begins at 1:30 pm. All ages welcome.
Hope to see you there!
Come hear Journey and make a fun wolf craft on Saturday, 1/14/16, at the Sunset branch of the San Francisco Public Library! Reading begins at 1:30 pm. All ages welcome.
Hope to see you there!
This week is a busy one! Here’s where I’ll be:
I am excited to be reading this Saturday at 11 am at my friend Monica’s store, Monkei Miles. Here’s the awesome poster she made up. (And look how cute her store is!)
Sunday, 11/13: Wolf craft and reading at Bird & Beckett Books, San Francisco, 11 am //
Wednesday, 11/16: Presentation at Peninsula Del Rey retirement home, Daly City, 7 pm //
Friday, 10/21: Literacy Night at Matanzas School, Santa Rosa, 6 pm //
Thursday, 10/27: Authors’ Day, Jefferson School, San Francisco //
Thursday, 10/27: NCIBA Fall Discovery Show, South San Francisco, 4 pm //
Saturday, 11/5: Wordstock: Portland’s Book Festival, Portland Art Museum, 12:30-1 pm //
Sunday, 11/13: Wolf craft and reading at Bird & Beckett Books, San Francisco, 11 am //
Wednesday, 11/16: Presentation at Peninsula Del Rey retirement home, Daly City, 7 pm //
The San Francisco Zoo has a new wolf exhibit! And I’ll be doing readings of Journey right outside it, on September 24 and 25!
I’ll be reading Journey: Based on the True Story of OR7, the Most Famous Wolf in the West at Green Apple Books on the Park, in San Francisco, on Tuesday, October 11 at 6:30 pm. After the reading, I’ll do a fun slideshow about wolves, interesting for both kids and adults. If I can get things in gear, I’ll also have WOLF COOKIES to pass out! So if you’re local, please come by and celebrate with me.
Thanks to to the wonderful Mill Valley Public Library for hosting my very first official Journey reading and program! I have a soft spot for this library. Not only is it where I did my internship while in library school, but it’s got to be the most beautiful, serene library in the country, and just being near it makes me happy. And of course it was such a pleasure to share Journey with a great group of kids and parents–all of whom impressed me with their knowledge, interest, and questions.
Author Karlin Gray (author of Nadia: The Girl Who Couldn’t Sit Still), posted this interview with me. Thanks, Karlin! I feel like a real celeb now!