Schools · libraries · book events
Author visits that make the person behind the book part of the program.
Laura can work with schools, libraries and community groups on readings, Q&A, writing conversations and book-based events for children, young adults and adult readers.



Possible program pieces
Build the visit around the age group and the book.
An author event can be a simple reading, a classroom discussion, a larger assembly or a deeper conversation about writing and publishing.
Books
Several books, several kinds of audience.



Laura’s published work includes the Serena the Sailboat series, bedtime books, Kitty Kitty Where Are You? and Adulting Like a Boss.
View the full book listFor writers’ groups too
Want the event to focus more on writing or publishing?
Laura has spoken to writers’ groups and conferences, including East Side Writers’ Group in Nashville and the Southern Christian Writers Conference. A separate page covers writing and publishing talks for adult audiences.
Writing & publishing talks
Common questions
For schools and libraries
What can an author visit include?
Depending on the age group and event, Laura can offer readings, Q&A, discussion about writing a book, the publishing process and conversation tied to specific books.
Does Laura work with both children and adults?
Yes. Laura writes children’s books and adult nonfiction, so the event can be shaped for students, families, adult readers or writers.
Can books be part of the event?
Yes. Ask Laura about book availability, signed copies and group-order options when you send the event details.
Speaking inquiry
Plan an author visit with Laura
Tell Laura the age group, setting, date, books you are considering and the kind of program you have in mind.
- No public fee list - ask for a quote based on the event.
- Local, U.S., international and virtual programs are available.
- Talks can be shaped around the audience, event goal and available time.