ReadersMagnet Will Display Janis Latimore’s Children’s Poetry Book “Oh Nigel Is That You?” at the 2024 Guadalajara International Book Fair

The Guadalajara Book Fair 2024the event that draws in every lover of literature, will be held at the Expo Guadalajara, Av. Mariano Otero 1499, Colonia Verde Valle, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mxico. From November 30 to December 8, 2024, the Expo Guadalajara will once again become a vibrant hub of activity full of music, arts, cinema, and theatre.

Known as the most important publishing event in Ibero-America and, most of all, a grand cultural festival itself, the Guadalajara Book Fair has been celebrated for 38 years now and was established by the University of Guadalajara. The best part about this literary event is that it caters to both professionals and the general public.

The self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet will join in on this beautiful literary celebration at the venue by setting up their exhibit at stands GG40 and GG42. At the exhibit, fairgoers will find a wide variety of captivating literary works. One of the many will be a childrens book that contains poems that kids will surely have fun reading.

Oh Nigel Is That You?: A Poetry Book, penned by Janis Latimoreis a childrens poetry book that offers a unique journey into the first twelve years of Nigels life. Nigel is the authors beloved nephew.

Filled with rhymes and reason, Oh Nigel Is That You? will surely warm the hearts of young readers. The childrens poetry book emphasizes showing gratitude towards not only parents but also the whole family!

For those who love a light-hearted and amusing book for the whole family, purchase a copy of Oh Nigel Is That You?: A Poetry Book by Janis Latimore on Amazon.

Book Details
Oh Nigel Is That You?: A Poetry Book
Author: Janis Latimore
Illustrator: Kahmeika Harriatt
Book Genre: Childrens Book, Poetry
Publisher: Bookbaby
Published Date: April 16, 2024

Author Bio
Janis Latimore lived in Paris as a child. Upon returning to the USA, her family maintained residency in both DC and Glenarden, Maryland. After graduating from high school and eventually college, she completed a career in public service, research writing, poetry, and op-ed articles on the humanities and equality, and she remained abreast of social media and civic duties within her community.