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Nancy Viau is the author of Samantha Hansen Has Rocks In Her Head (Middle-Grade Novel/Amulet Books, 2008), Look What I Can Do! (Picture Book/Abrams Books, 2013), and Storm Song (Picture Book/Marshall Cavendish, 2013). Her stories, poems, and activities appear in Highlights, Highlights High Five, Ladybug, and many other magazines. She is a member of The Authors Guild, the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and The KidLit Authors Club—a regional marketing group she started that consists of published authors who bring interactive book parties to bookstores, libraries, festivals, and conferences. For more information, including a list of auditorium presentations and writing workshops, please visit www.NancyViau.com.
Nancy Viau is the author of Samantha Hansen Has Rocks In Her Head (Middle-Grade Novel/Amulet Books, 2008), Look What I Can Do! (Picture Book/Abrams Books, 2013), and Storm Song, (Picture Book/Marshall Cavendish, 2013). Her stories, poems, and activities appear in Highlights, Highlights High Five, Ladybug, Babybug, Hopscotch for Girls, Fun for Kidz, and many other magazines. She has written dozens of Op-Ed essays for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and has been a featured columnist for that newspaper. Her work has been anthologized in Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Writing Group Book, and The Ultimate Mom.
Nancy has ten years experience presenting writing workshops and assembly programs to children across the country. Whether leading hands-on writing activities in the classroom or speaking to large groups, she shares her journey to publication and educates students about the writing process using a ton of energy sprinkled with humor and enthusiasm.
She has been a featured speaker at writing conferences; she has appeared on numerous panels, and has been interviewed on CN8’s Your Morning Show, WCMC Radio, and on various blogs. She is a member of The Authors Guild, The Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators, and The KidLit Authors Club—a group she started that consists of children’s book authors who bring interactive book parties to bookstores, libraries, festivals, and conferences. She is also part of an organization called Young Writers’ Day. This organization sponsors authors, illustrators, playwrights, storytellers, and song writers who present low cost programs in suburban Philadelphia classrooms.
Nancy currently lives in rural New Jersey with her family and one very hyperactive bunny. When not glued to her computer writing or running defense for her four children, she skips out of town in search of adventure and inspiration.
Please visit www.NancyViau.com for more information.
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