Sue would love to visit your class, library, day care, or homeschool group to chat about reading and writing.
Here's what to expect from Sue...
For the littlest ones (ages 3 to 6; 20-30 minutes)
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An interactive reading of Hey There, Blue Bird, Why Do You Chirp?
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A discussion about gratitude and giving thanks
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A peek inside a writer's toolbox
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An opportunity for children to complete their own "Hey There" activity page
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Q and A

For early middle grade children (ages 7 to 10, 45-60 minutes)
A fun and interactive presentation where Sue will:
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Discuss the process of moving from an idea to publication (where ideas come from, research, writing, and editing and revising)
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Read an excerpt from a nonfiction nature feature from Clubhouse Jr or Clubhouse magazine
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Q&A
For middle grade readers (ages 10 to 13, 45-60 minutes)
An engaging presentation where Sue will:
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Discuss the process of moving from an idea to publication (where ideas come from, research, writing, and editing and revising)
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Read an excerpt from Safety Stars or Breaking Through
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Q&A
Fees are flexible, and I'm always happy to work together with you to
tailor my presentation to meet your needs. Let's chat!
Coming soon! I Read Canadian Day – November 4, 2026

Why not invite a Canadian author to your school, library, or store for a free virtual visit? I’ll be participating and would love to join you in celebrating the day.
Great news: This opportunity isn’t just for Canadian hosts. We’ll be
celebrating Canadian books all around the globe!
Here's what to expect from Sue:
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Introduction
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An interactive reading of Hey There, Blue Bird, Why Do You Chirp?
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Q&A
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I’ll recommend books by other Canadian kidlit creators
For more info, check out: I Read Canadian