Fun at Chapters In Winnipeg
November 15, 2010 by Karin Adams · Leave a Comment
Hello Winnipeg and Manitoba Readers (and folks I met from out of town, too!).
Just a big HELLO to everyone I had the pleasure of meeting at Chapters Polo Park last Sunday. It was exciting to be a part of the hustle and bustle as people prepare for Christmas. There was a beautiful Christmas tree, live music, the wonderful smell of coffee filling the air, and hundreds of people looking for books! It’s great to see that the love of books is alive and well in Winnipeg!
I chatted with so many people throughout the afternoon, and my six hour visit absolutely flew by! I met young readers, parents and grandparents, fellow writers, friends and family who stopped by to say hello, and even old friends who happened to come by - it was a pleasure to meet you all, and talk about writing and my books. Thank you for picking up copies of “No TV? No Fair!” and “Lights! Curtains! Cows!” – I hope that you or the people you plan on giving them to enjoy the stories!
A big thank you to the terrific staff at Chapters for organizing the event, for your enthusiasm for local authors, and for making me so comfortable at the store.
Happy reading!
Karin 
Interview in Prairie Books NOW
August 14, 2010 by Karin Adams · Leave a Comment
The Summer 2010 issue of Prairie Books Now, a cool literary journal published three times a year and available throughout the prairies, is now out featuring “Hot Reads for Kids”. I’m delighted and honoured that a spotlight on “Lights! Curtains! Cows!” and “No TV? No Fair!” was included, as well as an interview with me by journalist Margaret Anne Fehr. We chatted about my books, school visits, and the state of reading among young people. I hope you’ll check it out.
You can pick up a copy of Prairie Books Now (Summer 2010, no. 53) at bookstores throughout Winnipeg (I found mine at Chapters, but I hear it’s also at McNally Robinson, and Aqua Books on Garry, too) – if you’re not from Winnipeg, but are from good ol’ Western Canada, you should be able to find them at select locations, too. It’s definitely worth your while – it’s a newsprint journal that’s beautifully laid out, *free* and will have you developing a book list of great reads at least as long as your arm – that’s what I’ve done!
Karin