In-Person and virtual author readings
Deb Mills is the founder of Raise Them Up Books, Inc. and the Author of three published children's books: Little BIG Feelings, The Fruit Galoot and Holy Moly Roly Poly. Her books can be found in homes, classrooms and libraries around the world!
Deb Mills has read her books, and spread the excitement of reading and writing,
to many children through Author Readings.
Author Readings are a wonderful way to get students excited about reading and writing!Whether it is a simple story time for younger grades or a lesson on creative writing for older grades, children are always very excited to speak with a real Author!
Deb Mills is available for in-person readings in the San Diego area
and available for virtual readings anywhere!
If you are interested, please use the form below.
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BOOK AN AUTHOR READING
Complete the form below to schedule an author reading with Deb Mills!
testimonials
"Deb graciously presented with both our first and second grade classes! She delivered thoughtful messages about her books and the writing process. She kept our learners engaged during a virtual visit and did a fantastic job bringing her books to life. We loved our visits and the joy of writing that she sparked in the minds of our young authors!"
Evann B.
Elementary School Teacher
"I loved hearing Ms. Mills read her books. My favorite story was The Fruit Galoot. He seems very friendly and I would have helped him too. I want to be an Author when I grow up."
AIden B.
Second Grader
"Thank you Ms. Mills for reading your stories to our class. It was one of my favorite days at school. I learned to take three deep breaths when I feel angry or sad. It helps.
Anna M.
First Grader
"It was an absolute pleasure to have Deb read to our school! The students loved hearing about the writing process and enjoyed every one of her books. Her books integrate beautifully with our Social-Emotional Program. We will continue to invite her back each year to read to our sturdents in 1st-3rd Grades and would highly recommend her to other schools."
Mary S.
Elementary School Principal