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Lori Degman
Travel Guide for Monsters Part Deux: Special Storytime with Lori Degman
Indie bookstore, The Book Stall is thrilled to host our friend Lori Degman at the store on Saturday, July 22 at 10:30 am for a special story time featuring her new picture book, Travel Guide for Monsters Part Deux: A Canadian Adventure! Buckle up for a cross-country trip with your favorite monster from British Columbia to Newfoundland and all of Canada in between! It’s the perfect book to help plan your getaway to explore Canada. Lori will share her book and be happy to sign her works! This free event is open to the public, and bookseller Leah is making cookies!
More About the Book: From learning ski slope etiquette (don’t do monster flips) to mastering the graceful skills of curling (don’t throw stones) to adhering to winter carnival manners (don’t lick the ice sculptures), Travel Guide for Monsters Part Deux: A Canadian Adventure is full of essential tips to help you both enjoy the sights of Canada and avoid monster-related trouble—eh?
Written in verse and accompanied by hilariously adorable illustrations, Travel Guide for Monsters Part Deux: A Canadian Adventure is the one item you can’t leave home without. Especially since the book’s backmatter is a map of all the best sight-seeing spots in Canada!
More About the Author: Lori Degman has written several wonderful kid’s picture books including Travel Guide for Monsters. She lives in Chicago. Find out more about her at loridegman.com.
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