Book Signing at Loganberry Books
Sep
13

Book Signing at Loganberry Books

Loganberry Books Meet the Author and book signing.

Inspired by real-life experiences with her eldest son, Andrew, who lives with autism and sensory processing disorder, My Friend Seymour celebrates neurodiversity through a young child’s eyes as he navigates everyday life with courage, humor, and heart. What began as bedtime stories shared with her two sons grew into a heartfelt mission to promote empathy, inclusion, and understanding for children of all abilities.

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North Coast Indie Author Book Expo
Sep
20

North Coast Indie Author Book Expo

Inspired by real-life experiences with her eldest son, Andrew, who lives with autism and sensory processing disorder, My Friend Seymour celebrates neurodiversity through a young child’s eyes as he navigates everyday life with courage, humor, and heart. What began as bedtime stories shared with her two sons grew into a heartfelt mission to promote empathy, inclusion, and understanding for children of all abilities.

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Canal Town Book Festival
Oct
3

Canal Town Book Festival

Meet 50 talented authors, spanning multiple genres. Find the perfect gifts for Christmas. Signed copies available for purchase directly from the author.​

  • Meet authors and get your books signed.

  • Engage in Author led panels.

  • Play at the children's activity area.

  • Find fantastic gifts for the readers in your life.

  • Have a chance to win one of our epic raffle pr

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Ohio Author Festival
Oct
10

Ohio Author Festival

Come join me for an interactive day at the Guernsey County District Library Ohio Author Festival.

We will have some fun with interactive story telling. Be part of the book as we read and interact with My Friend Seymour.

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Aligning the Work:  MTSS, Dyslexia and Academic Success. IDA of Northern Ohio 38th  Annual Symposium
Nov
2

Aligning the Work: MTSS, Dyslexia and Academic Success. IDA of Northern Ohio 38th Annual Symposium

  • University of Akron - Jean Hower Taber Student Union (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

NOBIDA offers multiple resources, educational events, and an optimistic support network for dyslexic individuals and all advocates seeking a better understanding of dyslexia. Registration is Now Open!

Early Bird Registration:
(Until October 16, 2026)
Member: $200 | Non-Member: $225 | Undergrad Student: $50

Regular Registration:
(After October 16, 2026)
Member: $225 | Non-Member: $250 | Undergrad Student: $50

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Book Signing at the The Learned Owl
Jun
13

Book Signing at the The Learned Owl

The Learned Owl.

Book signing and meet the author.

Inspired by real-life experiences with her eldest son, Andrew, who lives with autism and sensory processing disorder, My Friend Seymour celebrates neurodiversity through a young child’s eyes as he navigates everyday life with courage, humor, and heart. What began as bedtime stories shared with her two sons grew into a heartfelt mission to promote empathy, inclusion, and understanding for children of all abilities.

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Grove City Book Festival
May
9

Grove City Book Festival

  • Town Center Park (3359 Park St) and Grove City Library (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Grove City Book Festival Saturday, May 9 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Grove City Parks and Rec and the Southwest Public Libraries present the inaugural Grove City Book Festival! Part of the America 250 celebration with the theme “Ohio Creates: Arts, Culture and Literature,” this full day of bookish fun features a marketplace, author alley, food vendors, book swaps, workshops, panel discussions, book signings, and slam poetry open mic throughout the day.

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Special Reading and Signing Fireside Book Shop
Mar
15

Special Reading and Signing Fireside Book Shop

Reading and signing event for My Friend Seymour. Celebrate with a special reading and book-signing on Sunday, March 15, from 1–3 p.m. at Fireside Book Shop in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Draw with award winning illustrator, Kim Soderberg

Inspired by real-life experiences with her eldest son, Andrew, who lives with autism and sensory processing disorder, My Friend Seymour celebrates neurodiversity through a young child’s eyes as he navigates everyday life with courage, humor, and heart. What began as bedtime stories shared with her two sons grew into a heartfelt mission to promote empathy, inclusion, and understanding for children of all abilities.

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