Name: Laura Anne Bird Sharing Marvelous Jackson in Conversation with Sally Collins
Start: 2025-01-25T11:00:00-06:00
Location: 211 N. Washington Street, Green Bay, WI, United States, Wisconsin 54301

Laura Anne Bird Sharing Marvelous Jackson in Conversation with Sally Collins

Join us for a kid-friendly reading & signing event with local author Laura Anne Bird, sharing Marvelous Jackson in conversation with Sally Collins, author of Muddled Cherries. There will be cupcakes, crafts, & fun conversation for the whole family.
About the Book
After losing his mom, a struggling thirteen-year-old boy in northern Wisconsin rediscovers the love of baking he once shared with her and decides to audition for the world-famous Marvelous Midwest Kids Baking Championship television show in Chicago. Jack is sure that his new sense of purpose will help him stay out of trouble, so he throws himself into learning the finer points of sprinkles and scones—and hopefully even mending his broken relationship with his dad.
About the Author
A Milwaukee native, Laura Anne Bird graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a degree in English. She lives in Madison, Wisconsin, with her husband, three big kids, and little dog. When she’s not reading, writing, or reviewing books, she loves to exercise and explore the outdoors.
Marvelous Jackson is a follow-up to her middle grade debut, Crossing the Pressure Line, which garnered awards from the Independent Book Publishers Association, the Midwest Independent Publishers Association, and the Arts + Literature Laboratory's Wisconsin Writers Awards program.
Join Laura on Instagram @laura_at_the_library, where she celebrates all things literary.
About Sally Collins
Sally Collins is the author of the coming-of-age novel Muddled Cherries. Since graduating with a BA in Writing from Winona State University, Sally Collins’ work has appeared regularly in the Peninsula Pulse and Door County Living, from artist profiles to creative non-fiction, short stories to tailgating recipes.
She proudly served countless old-fashioneds and fish fries during her many years working in the restaurant industry.
A semifinalist for the 2024 Wisconsin People & Ideas short fiction contest, she’s also the author of the children’s board book Door County Animals and a librarian at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. She lives in Door County with her family. Contact Collins at [email protected].