Showing posts with label Tommy Starts Something Big. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy Starts Something Big. Show all posts
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Tommy Starts Something Big given Honorable Mention in Eric Hoffer Awards
I've just been notified by my co-author, Chuck Gaidica, that our book, Tommy Starts Something Big, was been given an Honorable Mention in the Eric Hoffer 2011 Awards, Children's category. Here's the link to the site.
I am absolutely thrilled about this award. This is a great story to help kids and adults realize that simple things can have such a positive impact on those around you.
If you haven't been able to read the story, I urge you to get a copy. You can find it at Chuck's website or at Amazon.
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Book Launch - Tommy Starts Something Big
I don't normally attend book launch parties of my authors. I sort of feel like if I go to one, I should go to all. And not that that's a bad thing, I guess I like to say goodbye when we do final sign-off. I've done my part and I'm happy for them to go off and make their dream a reality.
But when I was invited to Chuck Gaidica's book launch, I said yes because this book has my name on the front as well.
There was food, books, bears, and a seven foot Cuddles. Isn't he cute?
Before Chuck read the book, he introduced me and the illustrator (she wasn't there-she lives in Seattle). That was nice. The kids in the audience seemed to enjoy the story, and Chuck did a great job with his reading. But that's not surprising since he's a television weatherperson.
The winter storm we are experiencing didn't hamper the crowd; there was a steady flow throughout the party.
It was a lot of fun and I hope that this book's message - doing kind things for others - catches on.
But when I was invited to Chuck Gaidica's book launch, I said yes because this book has my name on the front as well.
There was food, books, bears, and a seven foot Cuddles. Isn't he cute?
Before Chuck read the book, he introduced me and the illustrator (she wasn't there-she lives in Seattle). That was nice. The kids in the audience seemed to enjoy the story, and Chuck did a great job with his reading. But that's not surprising since he's a television weatherperson.
The winter storm we are experiencing didn't hamper the crowd; there was a steady flow throughout the party.
It was a lot of fun and I hope that this book's message - doing kind things for others - catches on.
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