You’ve finally published the book you’ve spent months, years, even decades dreaming about. Now it’s time to celebrate! One way to celebrate your writing is to throw a book release party, but before you dive into event planning check out these tips on publication parties to decide if you even want on

You’ve finally published the book you’ve spent months, years, even decades dreaming about. Now it’s time to celebrate! One way to celebrate your writing is to throw a book release party, but before you dive into event planning check out these tips on publication parties to decide if you even want on

When it comes to parties, I tend to roll large. Most of the time this is fine, but in terms of book launch events it may have backfired since my social tendencies and inability to turn anything down resulted in the world’s most over-scheduled book release day. I started off before sunrise with an insane TV segment where a morning…

Here are 10 tips for hosting a life-giving book launch party.

You’ve finally published the book you’ve spent months, years, even decades dreaming about. Now it’s time to celebrate! One way to celebrate your writing is to throw a book release party, but before you dive into event planning check out these tips on publication parties to decide if you even want on

Here are 10 tips for hosting a life-giving book launch party.

Here are 10 tips for hosting a life-giving book launch party.

Congratulations, Author! It's time to let your book fly. Don't forget to plan a book launch party, the icing on your sweet, successful launch week.

It is said, that you can never get enough of a good book...Well you won't be able to get enough of this Bookworm Themed Book Exchange Birthday Party either! Created and crafted by the talented Felicity Dick-Smith of Little Paper Plate, out of Sydney, Australia. This Bookworm Birthday Party, with its adorable bookworm party printables and polka dot patterns is one studious occasion, that that you won't be able to put down! The party details that you'll certainly want to read up on, before planning an event like this, include: Adorable Bookworm Birthday Cake Bookworm sugar cookies Darling bookworm favor boxes Lined paper party signs Bookworm dessert table backdrop Monochromatic sweet labels Modern book exchange adorned with stacks of books & wire baskets And an ample supply of black and white polka dots spread throughout the party spread!

One of the best ways to promote and celebrate the release of your new children's book is by throwing a book launch party. Writing and publishing a book takes tons of hard work and having a book launch party is a fantastic way to celebrate the big achievement. Book launch parties can also help increase book sales, build up hype about your book, and help you build a new audience of readers. In this blog post, we will go over How To Plan an Amazing Children’s Book Launch Party.

Planning a book launch is not as hard as it seems. These three tips will show you how to create an amazing book launch party that your guests won't soon forget.

Congratulations, Author! It's time to let your book fly. Don't forget to plan a book launch party, the icing on your sweet, successful launch week.

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One of my top goals this year is to convince my kids that they are writers. Writing is not just something your teacher makes you do. It is a way to express yourself. I feel like one of the best ways to get through to my kids is to give them authentic purposes for their writing. As we neared the end of writing personal narratives, we decided to have a Publishing Party. We invited the principal, the class across the hall, and few other guests! The kids were pumped and worked extra hard to polish up their final pieces. On the day of the party, I typed up a list of our favorite authors (In Cara Carroll fonts of course). After I cut out the names, I glued them to a big piece of butcher paper. The paper would serve two purposes. One- I could hang it behind the kids as kind of a backdrop. Two (and much more importantly) the kids would see THEIR names by some of the greatest authors out there. They grinned from ear to ear. They got my message loud and clear (they also tried really hard to get their names right by their personal favorites). One by one the kids read their personal narratives to their audience. After we read we celebrated a little more with a little snack, but don't worry- we were back to the grind the next day. I can't WAIT to celebrate our informative writing next time! This week I took a little break from our reading series to do a Patricia Polacco author study. If you follow me on FB or Instagram, you know I am borderline obsessed with Polacco. NO ONE tells a story better than she does. Yesterday we read Thundercake and so of course we had to make some! I had already decided that I was going to have the kids write a summary of Thundercake since we are working SO hard on that skill, but as I was making a mad dash through the grocery story to find everything I needed- an idea struck me! Isn't that how it always works! I decided that I would much prefer to have my students make personal connections to the book and write about their own fears. We decided instead of making "Thunder"cake, we were making "Fear"cake. So first we brainstormed our fears. I *may* have had to hide a snicker over seagulls. After we brainstormed our fears, I had them do a little bit of prewriting. I have found that when my kids fill out an extensive graphic organizer before they write a final draft, that their final draft is almost the "summarized" version. So I decided I was going to give the kids one pink post-it and three blue post-its. The pink post-it was for their fear and the blue post-its were for the three ingredients that they would add to their fear cake to help them get rid of their fears. We talked about "cooking lingo" and I was blown away by the voice they added to their writing. This little cutie said her cake needed a "dash of bravery, a sprinkle of protection, and a cup of happiness" I was THRILLED with their pieces because they were able to give a one to two sentence summary of Thundercake, a personal connection, and a bit of creative writing when making up their cake recipes! Perfection! And of COURSE I let them bake! Smiles, friends- tomorrow is FRIDAY!!!

Here are 10 tips for hosting a life-giving book launch party.

A publishing party is the perfect way to celebrate your students and their writing. Here’s how to plan a party they won’t soon forget!

Looking for an exciting and unforgettable way to celebrate the end of your butterfly unit? Have a Butterfly Release Party!!! Your class spent weeks watching the baby caterpillars grow, build chrysalises and eventually turn into butterflies! You read countless butterfly books and did multiple activities. Now is your time to celebrate! This Butterfly Release Party product includes: Party invitation and RSVP card 5 different butterfly posters 2 different butterfly banners Bye-Bye Butterfly crowns & extra bands Butterfly badges Butterfly snack bag supply list and directions Butterfly writing and illustration activities Caterpillar vs Butterfly tic-tac-toe game Butterfly life cycle memory game Thank You note Everything comes in color and black & white! Whether you have a small classroom size party, or a large over the top school wide party - this product is the perfect way to start party planning!!! Check out my other classroom events & end of school year time capsules! Follow me! Facebook Instagram Pinterest ************************************************** Don't forget!!! You get TPT credit each time you leave feedback on paid purchases! Then you can apply your TPT credit towards future purchases! I greatly appreciate any time you can take to leave me some positive feedback! *************************************************

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Planning a book launch is not as hard as it seems. These three tips will show you how to create an amazing book launch party that your guests won't soon forget.

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So you want to share your love of books at your upcoming soiree? You are in luck! Here are some wonderful ways to make your book party a smashing success.