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Invite an inspiring author to your school!
AuthorsInSchools is a speakers’
bureau designed to help you find nationally-known or regional authors whose
presentations, availability, and fees fit your organization’s needs. Here
you’ll find detailed information about more than 45 poets, fiction and
non-fiction writers, storytellers, illustrators, musicians, and entertainers
who have received high ratings from schools for their ability to motivate
students to enjoy reading and writing.
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Marlene Brill NEW!
Marlene Brill is an award-winning author of over sixty-five books. She writes mostly nonfiction for all ages and historical fiction for elementary-school readers. Her books make history come alive, cover quirky topics, and focus on powerful role models. Brill delights in sharing the joy of writing, reading, and preparing books with thousands of readers across the country each year.
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Marlene Brill NEW!.
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Mike Graf
Mike has written over 70 books for children. He has backpacked in our most famous national parks, interviewed storm-chasers, rafted through spectacular caves, rock-climbed in Yosemite, explored ghost towns, hiked to glaciers, encountered scorpions, participated in dinosaur digs, and much more. Mike’s books are inspired by these adventures and his love of the outdoors. Mike enjoys sharing his experiences through school talks and workshops on weather, science, national parks, caving, the writing process, and more.
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here to learn more about
Mike Graf.
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Peter Mandel
Peter Mandel is an adventure travel journalist and photographer and the author of nine fiction and nonfiction children’s books. His books have been included in exhibits at the Museum of Natural History in New York, the Smithsonian, and the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Peter’s interactive presentations incorporate humor and fast-paced discussions with the aim of drawing out student ideas, creative input, and lots of questions.
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here to learn more about
Peter Mandel.
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Gerald Hausman
Gerald Hausman is a multicultural storyteller from Bokeelia, FL and the
author of over 50 adult and children's fiction and nonfiction books. His books have received numerous awards
in the categories of Native America, mythology, and African American and West Indian
culture. Gerald's lively presentations have earned him
praise from storytellers, speakers, writers, and listeners across the world. He offers both large assembly presentations and
small workshops, shaping each presentation to fit the age of the audience.
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here to learn more about
Gerald Hausman.
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Don Hoffman
Don Hoffman is a noted children's book author, award-winning television reporter,
former director of communication and public affairs for one of the nation's largest urban
school districts, and a sought after children's acting coach. His popular Billy Is a Big Boy
and Abigail is a Big Girl series helps children to celebrate the milestones of growing up,
affirm their accomplishments, and develop self-esteem.
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here to learn more about
Don Hoffman.
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Gary Raham
Gary Raham—a former high school and junior high science teacher—is the author and
illustrator of five books, including
The Deep Time Diaries, a time travel adventure used to teach Earth science and
creative writing in several Colorado schools. He is an experienced speaker, whose lively
presentations showcase his work as a writer, paleoartist, and amateur paleontologist. Gary's
interactive presentations emphasize the integrated nature of creativity in both the arts and
sciences, urging students to follow their curiosity and their dreams.
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here to learn more about
Gary Raham.
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Eric Herman
Eric Herman’s musical assemblies are bursting at the seams with comedy, creativity, interactive songs, nonstop participation and rollicking fun. His teaching philosophy is that if you get kids to listen, you can get them to learn. With Eric’s style of humor and his ability to convey important concepts in both powerful and entertaining ways, he could do an assembly about filling out income tax forms that would easy for kids to grasp and leave them wanting more. So imagine how much better it is that his assemblies are about really cool stuff like creative thinking and living a positive life.
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here to learn more about
Eric Herman.
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Greg Brown
Best-selling author Greg Brown is a popular school speaker whose focus is to motivate young students to
believe they are writers. Greg's Positively for Kids book series encourages youth through
the life lessons of famous athletes. Greg shares his writing tips with students around the country in a
multimedia presentation entitled "Writing in the Real World." His presentation on nonfiction writing
takes students through the step-by-step process he uses to publish books, using computers, writing
software, an Internet tour, and video of the athletes in his series.
Click
here to learn more about
Greg Brown.
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Diane Z. Shore
Funny, Fun, and Full of life! Award winning children’s author, Diane Z. Shore, puts the "awe" in author with her lively, ultra-energy performances. She writes picture books, chapter books, early readers, poetry, and nonfiction. Known for her historical picture book series with HarperCollins, "This is the Dream" a story of the civil rights movement, is in its 7th printing. Diane is also a nonfiction article contributor to Highlights Magazine. Her first book, "Bus-A-Saurus Bop"--a rollicking and rhyming read-aloud--was a 2004 Children's Choice Award. Her second book, "Look Both Ways" has been translated into German and French and is a blast to read in German!
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here to learn more about
Diane Z. Shore.
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