Lauren Simone Blogs
Readers' Favorite gives I May Not Be Like You But We Could Be Friends- FIVE STARS!!
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers’ Favorite I May Not Be Like You, But We Could Be Friends by Sabrena Bishop is a beautiful book that tackles the topic of being different, friendship, acceptance, sharing, and dealing with bullies. The book opens at the Lauren Simone Fitness Center where though the children are different they do share some similarities, where children say: I may be bigger than you, but I am healthy; I may not speak the same language you do, but we can still communicate; I may use a hearing aid, but I can hear your voice, and so...
Annie's Book Stop
On November 24 12-6pm, Lauren Simone Pubs celebrated "Small Business Saturday" at Annie's Book Stop located at 65 James Street, Worcester, MA 01603. Authors were shared their stories and visions. Olivia Lauren and Imani had a chance to discuss their inspirations for their books. You can now find our books on their shelves! Ask for Trisha and let them know Lauren Simone Pubs sent you!
Mocha Books
On Saturday, November 10, 2018, Lauren Simone Pubs partnered with Mocha Books to promote our multicultural children's books. Mocha Books, founded in 2017, offer new and used books for all ages, family friendly events, literacy resources, and more. The mission of Mocha Books is to first promote literacy and foster a love of reading in the home and in our community. Secondly, their platform is dedicated to culturally represented and diverse books. Lauren Simone Pubs books will be available on their website beginning Monday, December 3rd! Statistics show that reading at least 20 minutes a day will have a positive impact and build...
Interview with Farai Caldwell, founder of Atlanta African American Book Festival
Founder of Atlanta African American Book Festival interviews Dr. Melissa-Sue John and her daughter Olivia Lauren. You can listen to the entire podcast here
Imani meets with Vernon Board of Education
Imani shares her book, "Disco Balls of the Universe" with the Vernon Board of Education. The district is pleased to have such a talented student in their student body and hopes to support her by having her attend school events to present her book to fellow students, teachers, and parents.