Beyond writing, Dawn loves
sharing her books, her passion for writing and storytelling with audiences of
all ages. As a highly flexible public speaker, Dawn will creatively adapt her
presentations to meet your needs.
Possible Presentation
Themes
Book Presentations
Auntie’s House:
Target audience – Pre-K
through 3rd grade
Topics – family, trust,
separation anxiety. This is a great book for the first few weeks of a new
school year.
Invisible Jenny May:
Target Audience: 1st-5th
grade
Topics – family, self
worth, confidence, self discovery. This book encourages children to identify
and discover the “magic” that lies within them.
Writing Presentations
Storytelling
From Idea to Published Book
The Writing Process
Personal Story
Dawn presents her faith
journey and the personal crisis that catapulted her writing career. This
presentation best fits young adult and adult audiences of 15 years + in a
special event or retreat speaking event.
- Forgiveness - a 24:7:365 commitment
- Whole-hearted Living - seeking deep healing for wounded hearts
- A New Name - shedding your labels and accepting your God-given name & purpose
- Living Married in a Divorced World - God's design for marriage & family; committing to do the hard work
Event Fees
·
Classroom
presentation: 25 children or less – 45 to 60 minutes = $75 per session
·
School assembly:
100-400 students – 45-60 minutes = $200 per assembly
·
Adult speaking
event: 25 – 50 adults or less – 45 to 60 minutes =$75 ; 50 adults or more $150
·
Retreat speaker: $75
per session + room, board & travel expenses.
Booking an Author
Visit
Please use the contact form on the left to inquire about booking Dawn for an event. Please include: your name, phone number, name of the organization or school, visit date, age group, group size and length of time for the visit.
Please use the contact form on the left to inquire about booking Dawn for an event. Please include: your name, phone number, name of the organization or school, visit date, age group, group size and length of time for the visit.
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