Last week, the country lost a remarkable person. A tremendous First Lady, Rosalynn Carter. And I lost a dear friend. My family relationship with the Carters goes back several decades, when my husband R.K. first met Lillian Carter (Jimmy’s mother). Over the years, I got to know the Carters, and we developed a close relationship. …
Susan is an accomplished author and illustrator of books such as Stripes of All Types and Carry Me, among others. 1. Why are you an educator? I’m passionate about sharing my love of language, bold and bright imagery and the wonders of nature with children. 2. What are you working on now? I’m writing and …
Recently, mom and I had the opportunity to share our book It’s Diwali at The Lovett School in Atlanta, GA. I love reading our books at schools. But this time was different because I went to Lovett (K-12) and have many fond memories there. I haven’t been back to campus in over a decade. The …
Last week I spoke at the Alabama Early Childhood Education Conference, which is organized by the Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education (AECA). The AECA has a noble mission: “To provide members with professional development opportunities and to advocate for best practice in the care, development, and early education of all Alabama’s young children.” I …
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I had great fun at the Georgia Libraries Conference in Athens, Georgia. Key takeaways and observations. -Sue
Hello,It’s Kabir Sehgal and Surishtha Sehgal, “Dr. Sue.”We’re mother-and-son New York Times bestselling authors (& EMMY® nominees) of 8 picture books about Indian culture.But enough about that…You are important to us. Here’s why:We’ve probably met at a book reading, school event, social…
I had a wonderful time speaking about Diwali at Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte, NC. I spoke to children at an all-school assembly. And then spoke to classes where I was able to answer questions about Diwali, the book writing process, and life as an author. It was nice to be with everyone after many …
