Lauren Simone Blogs

Madison Bishop meets Principal, Dr. Collman

Madison Bishop meets Principal, Dr. Collman

Meet Dr. Collman, she is the principal of an Elementary school in Dade County. She read our book, "I May Not Be Like You But We Could Be Friends" and stated that her school will purchase a copy for every class room this coming school year. Her exact words were “Every Student needs to read this book”

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NBC News, Imani Ariana for Lauren Simone Pubs

NBC News, Imani Ariana for Lauren Simone Pubs

Child author, Imani Ariana Grant, of Disco Balls of the Universe was busy selling her books at the Summer Kick Off event at the Hartford Public Library in Downtown Hartford. She was interviewed by an NBC reporter and it aired the same night. Doesn't she look great?! We are beyond proud of our little spokesperson.   

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Imani pitches to Center Road School, Vernon

Imani pitches to Center Road School, Vernon

Imani pitched her business idea to the board of PTO at Center Road School PTO and nailed it. Her presentation was just amazingly filled with confidence.  We are so grateful for all the opportunities to work with Center Road School. 

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Imani presents to Bronx Charter Oak School

Imani presents to Bronx Charter Oak School

Principal Mr. Shubert Jacobs and the Academic Leader Miss Keisha Comerie welcomed Imani Ariana to the Bronx Charter School. The students had an exceptional and educational experience from Imani's Visit.  The young author of Disco Balls of the Universe confidently read her book to over one hundred first graders and over fifty-second graders.   Read more here.

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Broward County Library features author, Sabrena Bishop

Broward County Library features author, Sabrena Bishop

Sabrena Bishop showcased her books, Elijah and his invisible friend and I May Not Be Like You, But We Could Be Friends on May 19, 2018 at the Celebrate World Day for Cultural Diversity event hosted by the ​Northwest Regional Library located in Coral Springs, Florida. 

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