Showing posts with label comics for kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comics for kids. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

See you there?

If you're in the Cincinnati area this Saturday, check out Books by the Banks. It's a great FREE book festival being held in the Duke Energy Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. You can meet hundreds of authors there, chat with them, buy their books (if you wish!), and get their autographs. I'll be there with my book Saints of Note: The Comic Collection. Please stop by my table!

Monday, October 15, 2012

My Books by the Banks Book


 
Saints of Note: The Comic Collection will be my featured book at Books by the Banks this weekend. Come by and take a look or check it out on this website. This comic collection takes young readers on a journey with time-travelers Paul and Cecilia as they go to the past to meet saints from around the world and throughout history. Their exciting adventures bring the saints to life and make them meaningful for children today. Saints of Note is packed with biographical information, facts, quotes, and more!

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Love to read?

Then mark your calendar for the 6th annual Books by the Banks Festival in downtown Cincinnati! At this free event you can meet authors, buy their books, listen to various talks and panels, etc. My book Saints of Note: The Comic Collection was accepted for the festival so I'll be there! Come join me on October 20 between 10:00 and 4:00 at the Duke Energy Center.

Monday, September 20, 2010

My Book by the Banks

My featured book at the Books by the Banks Book Festival is Stepping Stones - The Comic Collection from Pauline Books and Media. This comic book treasury contains the complete “Stepping Stones” series which originally appeared in My Friend: the Catholic Magazine for Kids. Readers can join in the adventures of Denver, Chantal, Suki, and Alberto as they journey, step by step, along the path toward God. The friends deal with everyday concerns such as peer pressure, bullying, community service projects, family relationships, and more. It's a fun read -- and the artwork by Chris Sabatino is great!