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Young Voices Shine at 2025 Young Authors Conference
As the school year ends, the Buckeye Book Fair proudly reflects on the 2025 Young Authors Conference, an unforgettable week of inspiration, imagination, and creativity for students in grades 3 through 8. With the generous support of the Ohio Arts Council, and in partnership with the Tri-County Educational Service Center and the Ohio Alliance for Arts Education, we welcomed hundreds of students and educators from across the state to celebrate the power of storytelling and the joy of creative expression.
📚 May Book Bits: Newsletter!
Welcome to the April edition of Book Bits, your connection to the heart of the Buckeye Book Fair community! As we turn the page on another month, we invite you to join us in celebrating the stories, voices, and authors who shape our literary world. This issue features exciting updates from three talented authors: Paul Many, Eric J. Martin, and Lindsay Ward, each offering unique stories that engage and inspire young readers.
📚 April Book Bits: Newsletter!
Welcome to the April edition of Book Bits, your connection to the heart of the Buckeye Book Fair community! As we turn the page on another month, we invite you to join us in celebrating the stories, voices, and authors who shape our literary world. This issue features exciting updates from three talented authors: Paul Many, Eric J. Martin, and Lindsay Ward, each offering unique stories that engage and inspire young readers.
📚 March Book Bits: Newsletter!
As March unfolds, we’re diving into the power of storytelling with a spotlight on two incredible authors and the launch of our Annual Campaign—an opportunity to champion literacy and support the Buckeye Book Fair’s mission.
Write the Next Chapter:
📖 The Story So Far…
For 38 years, the Buckeye Book Fair has been more than an event—it’s been a movement. A place where readers meet their literary heroes, where students discover the magic of storytelling, and where books find their way into the hands of those who need them most.
But our story is still unfolding, and we need your help to continue this mission.
📚 February Book Bits: Newsletter!
Dear Readers,
Welcome to the February edition of Book Bits, your monthly dose of literary news and exciting reads from the Buckeye Book Fair!
This month, we’re thrilled to announce the return of summer event: Buckeye Book Camp! Young writers entering 3rd through 8th grade can look forward to a summer filled with creativity, storytelling, and inspiration. Registration is now open—don’t miss out on this unforgettable writing adventure!
In honor of Black History Month, we’re spotlighting J.P. Mitchell’s Sweet Fire—a powerful and poetic celebration of confidence, identity, and self-love. Inspired by her own daughter, Mitchell’s book challenges the notion that girls must choose between being sweet or strong. It’s an empowering read for every young person learning to embrace their voice and passion.
📚 Happy New Year from Buckeye Book Fair!
Welcome to the first edition of Book Bits for 2025! This month, we’re excited to share our upcoming calendar of events and tell you about engaging authors like Bailee Abbott and Jane Ann Turzillo. We’ll also be shining a spotlight on our dedicated volunteer, Christina Mong, for her invaluable contributions to the Buckeye Book Fair.Continue reading “📚 Happy New Year from Buckeye Book Fair!”
The Buckeye Book Fair December 2024 Book Bits: Newsletter
The holiday season is here, and there’s no better time to celebrate the joy of reading and the magic of stories. In this special edition of Book Bits, we’re unwrapping inspiration to help you fill your season with literary cheer. From perfect gift ideas featuring our top authors to upcoming events, this month’s newsletter is packed with ways to make books the heart of your holiday traditions.
Buckeye Book Fair Receives Arts Midwest GIG Grant to Host Artist Residency in Ohio Rural Schools
Wooster, OH – The Buckeye Book Fair is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded the prestigious GIG Grant from Arts Midwest. This funding will support an artist residency in rural Wayne, Ashland, and Holmes County schools, featuring celebrated artist, speaker, and educator Andy J. Pizza.