On The Go With Children's Author, Kathryn Kessler

Hey Everyone Please help me welcome Kathryn Kessler and Marvin to my blog as we become part of

On the Go with Children’s Author, Kathryn Kessler at the Printed Words Blog.

 Thank you so much for stopping by Kathryn we are looking forward to hearing more about Marvin and this is your fifth day. I bet you are both tired now.

Thank you for following my virtual book tour to the fifth and final day; for my book, Marvin Discovers the Beach.

During this five day tour, I have talked about Marvin, his adventures, about myself, Marvin’s brother, Hibou and gave tips for parents and teachers. Today, I thought that you also need to know that Marvin and I go on school and library visits.

 OH excellent tell us more about that please!

Going on these visits is our favorite thing to do. We love to interact with our readers and their families. I enjoy sharing with all children, young and old, my journey to becoming an author. As I read Marvin’s latest discovery, it is exciting to watch the expressions on the children’s faces as I involve them in the story. Encouraging the children’s imagination takes Marvin’s story to a whole new level and sometimes, a whole new adventure. As a special treat, when we have completed the story, I get the children to call for Marvin, and out of a special hiding place, struts Marvin. He is ready for love and kisses. He particularly loves to show off his ability to sit, speak, shake-a-paw and roll over. (as long as there is a treat waiting for him!)

 Wonderful where can we get a copy of Marvin Discovers the Beach to share and enjoy with others who may have missed you and Marvin?

Marvin Discovers the Beach, is so new that it has just become available on our website, www.marvindiscovers.com. We are available for school, library and bookstore visits. Please contact us at marvindiscovers@gmail.com for more information on scheduling a visit.

She's Coming tomorrow - A Sinner's Guide to...

You won't want to miss this. A Sinner's Guide to Confessions by Phyllis Schieber you won't want to be the only one not talking about this exciting look at how a novel should be written. You'll constantly be asking yourself is this fact or fiction. The characterization, the conflict, the drama is all there. You will want to meet Barbara, Kaye and Ellen. You'll want to become part of their intimate group - you'll want to be friends and share with them. You will not put it down once you start reading. The world looks so different at 40, 50 or even 60 than it did at 16 - Do you dare tell - or do you take your secret to the grave?
Look here for an interview with Phyllis tomorrow.