Author Archives: Buckeye Book Fair

June 2024 Book Bits: Newsletter

Dear Book Bits Readers, Welcome to the June edition of Book Bits. This edition provides details on the upcoming Buckeye Book Fair. There will be a special behind the scenes view of the Buckeye Book Fair’s partnership with the College of Wooster in this issue. You’ll be able to see the inspiration behind the inkContinue reading “June 2024 Book Bits: Newsletter”

Behind the Scenes at the Buckeye Book Fair: Meet Eva Bauman

Our first featured intern is Eva Bauman, a junior majoring in economics from Tacoma, Washington. Beyond her academic pursuits, Eva is an active competitor on Wooster’s cross country and track teams. Her commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom and the track; she has previously volunteered in the Wooster community and is now excited to engage closely with a local nonprofit.

Unveiling Truth: James Renner’s Literary Journey and the Impact of Storytelling

In 1990, the brutal murder of 16 year old Lisa Pruett shocked her Shaker Heights community. For author James Renner, the mysterious events that took place that night reveal an overlooked suspect and intriguing insight into the social dynamics of the Cleveland suburb.

May 2024 Book Bits: Newsletter

A reminder to all our readers: the Seasonal Escape Raffle winner will be drawn today at 4:00 PM! It’s not too late to support the Buckeye Book Fair and dive into a summer filled with literary adventures. Purchase your tickets online until 3:30 PM for a chance to win eight weeks of curated books. The winner will be announced shortly after the raffle.

Claire McMillan

We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Claire McMillan, a talented author whose writing captivates readers with its blend of art, mysticism, and women’s lives. Claire’s diverse background, from law practice to creative writing, infuses her work with a unique perspective that resonates deeply with audiences.

Celebrating Dr. James Van Keuren

In Ohio, Dr. James Van Keuren sheds light on significant events and communities within the state. As a retired Professor of Educational Administration and Dean of the Dwight Schar College of Education at Ashland University, Dr. Van Keuren’s scholarly background has shaped his approach to writing, resulting in a collection of impactful works that explains Ohio’s rich history.

Unleash Your Child’s Creativity at Buckeye Book Camp!

📚✨ Ignite your child’s imagination this summer at Buckeye Book Camp! 🎨📖 Designed for students in 3rd through 8th grades, our week-long camp offers a unique opportunity for young book lovers to explore the world of storytelling. From writing workshops to illustration sessions, campers will unleash their creativity under the guidance of expert authors and illustrators. Don’t miss out on this exciting adventure! Register now to secure your child’s spot. #BuckeyeBookCamp #SummerFun #CreativityUnleashed 🌟📚

Wayne County Community Foundation Grants $6,000 to Buckeye Book Fair for Innovative Buckeye Book Camp

We’re thrilled to announce that the Wayne County Community Foundation has generously awarded $6,000 to the Buckeye Book Fair for our transformative Buckeye Book Camp project! This significant grant will allow us to empower young minds through a week-long literary adventure designed specifically for 3rd through 8th grade students.

Renee Cook: Celebrating Ohio’s Culinary Stories

Renee Cook’s journey from a Chicago native to a cherished Ohio author is a testament to discovery, exploration, and believing in a passion. After discovering Ohio during a college visit to the picturesque town of Athens, Renee not only fell in love with the area but also found her future husband at Ohio University. ThoughContinue reading “Renee Cook: Celebrating Ohio’s Culinary Stories”