How to Get Your Octopus to School: Book launch celebration with Becky Scharnhorst and Jaclyn Sinquett

Date and Time for this Past Event

Saturday, Jun 3, 2023 11am - 12pm

Location

Lion's Mouth Bookstore
211 N. Washington St.

Details

We are excited to welcome Wisconsin author Becky Scharnhorst (author of My School Stinks! and This Field Trip Stinks!) back to the store in celebration of her latest children's book How to Get Your Octopus to School! Illustrator Jaclyn Sinquett will join us virtually for this special event!

Learn how to get your octopus to school in this hilarious and endearing back-to-school story! Getting your octopus to school won't be easy. He would much rather stay home with you and play hide-and-seek or dress-up. But you know your octopus will love school if he gives it a chance. And you'll tell him that . . . as soon as you can find him . . .

Reminiscent of If You Take a Mouse to School, get your little one ready for school with this silly and sweet back-to-school story. Perfect for any parent who has struggled to get their child ready for school in the morning! Includes an embellished list of octopus facts in the backmatter.

"A charming back-to-school book for the nervous octopus in all of us." --Kirkus reviews

Becky Scharnhorst is a children’s book author who lives in Wisconsin with her husband, two kids, and several silly pets (but, sadly, no octopuses). She is the author of My School Stinks and This Field Trip Stinks. You can visit Becky online at beckyscharnhorst.com or follow her on Twitter and Instagram @beckyscharn.

Jaclyn Sinquett grew up playing in her dad’s garden, feeding worms to box turtles, and tossing french fries to seagulls at the Jersey Shore. She received her BFA in illustration from the University of the Arts in 2008 and has been illustrating professionally ever since. She now spends her time avoiding sunburn at the beach with her daughter, catching up on a certain great baking show, and illustrating books for children. Jaclyn is the illustrator of Loud Mouse, written by Idina Menzel and Cara Mentzel, and It Will Be OK, written by Lisa Katzenberger. She lives in Brick, New Jersey. You can visit Jaclyn Sinquett online at JaclynSinquett.com or follow her on Instagram @JSinquett.