Zoom is a pretty amazing connecting tool! I’ve created non-fiction presentations that complement my novels and have been giving library and book club talks all over the country. And I’d love to schedule an event for your book lovers, too!
Moonlight School “The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Woman: Cora Wilson Stewart”
The Cape Cod Creamery series “The Curious History of Ice Cream”
A Season on the Wind and Lost and Found “The Amish and the Audubon Christmas Bird Count”
National Park Summers series “Capturing National Park Stories: There’s Just Something About That Bear”
“Capturing National Park Stories: There’s Just Something About That Bear”
Join bestselling author Suzanne Woods Fisher for an engaging virtual presentation, “Capturing National Park Stories: There’s Just Something About That Bear.” This event offers a captivating behind-the-scenes look at the inspiration behind Suzanne’s latest novel, Capture the Moment. Blending fascinating facts about America’s National Parks with the power of storytelling, this presentation is perfect for nature lovers, book lovers, and anyone who’s ever been drawn to the great outdoors.
What’s the story behind everyone’s favorite frozen treat? Join award-winning author Suzanne Woods Fisher for a delightful presentation on the surprising history of ice cream, inspired by her series Cape Cod Creamery.
From its earliest origins to its place in American culture today, learn how ice cream has evolved—and how it has always been a symbol of joy and community. Whether you’re a foodie, a history lover, or just someone who can’t resist a scoop on a summer day, this event is a sweet treat you won’t want to miss! Here’s a tip: Many libraries have hosted an ice cream social to go along with this presentation.
Join award-winning author Suzanne Woods Fisher for an illuminating presentation on the inspiring true story behind The Moonlight School. Discover how Cora Wilson Stewart’s groundbreaking efforts to combat adult illiteracy in rural America changed countless lives.
Blending historical insights with the power of storytelling, this presentation explores Stewart’s bold vision, the challenges she faced, and the lasting impact of her work. Perfect for history buffs, educators, and anyone passionate about the transformative power of reading.
Nature and tradition meet in this fascinating presentation by award-winning author Suzanne Woods Fisher, inspired by Season on the Wind and Lost and Found. Discover how the Amish, known for their deep connection to the land, have become unlikely contributors to one of the world’s largest citizen science efforts—the Audubon Christmas Bird Count.
Through rich storytelling and stunning avian facts, Suzanne will explore the intersection of faith, nature, and conservation. Perfect for birdwatchers, nature lovers, and anyone intrigued by the quiet wisdom of the Amish way of life.