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I'm an author of books for young readers and a former elementary school teacher. I'm also an active PTA parent, Co-founder of the Buffalo-Niagara Children's Writer's and Illustrators (BNCWI), and a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI). I've lived in Buffalo, NY for most of my life and I love it here. (There's a lot more to this place than winter snow and it truly is The City of Good Neighbors.) I've had my share of travels around the world and short stints elsewhere, including a semester in London, a summer waitressing near the beach in North Carolina, and my first year of teaching in Atlanta. I love attending (and presenting at!) writing conferences and meeting new friends (See events page), So if you see me around, feel free to say hello. If you'd like to have me visit your school, library, or Girl Scout Troop, you'll find info on my Author Visits page. |
Photo credit: Nathan Romito
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Dee Romito is an author of books for young readers and a former elementary school teacher. Her middle grade books include The BFF Bucket List, No Place Like Home, Postcards from Venice, and co-authored Best.Night.Ever (Aladdin/S&S). Her debut picture book, Pies from Nowhere: How Georgia Gilmore Sustained the Montgomery Bus Boycott (Little Bee Books) received a starred review from Booklist and a Crystal Kite Award. Next up is a chapter book series titled Fort Builders (Aladdin/S&S), which will release in 2020. Dee blogs about writing at WriteforApples.com and is Co-Advisor of Buffalo-Niagara Children’s Writers and Illustrators. While she does her best to be a grown-up most of the time, giggling with her BFFs is still one of her all-time favorite things. You can visit her website at DeeRomito.com.
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Dee Romito lives in her hometown of Buffalo, New York. You’re likely to find her on adventures with her husband and two energetic kids, at the local ice cream shop, or curled up in a comfy chair with her cats. She loves to write, travel, and giggle like a teenager with her friends.
Her books include The BFF Bucket List, No Place Like Home, co-authored Best.Night.Ever, Postcards from Venice (Aladdin/S&S), and Pies from Nowhere: How Georgia Gilmore Sustained the Montgomery Bus Boycott (Little Bee Books,). You can visit her website at DeeRomito.com.
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Dee Romito is a former elementary teacher and an author of books for young readers from picture books to middle grade. She lives in her hometown of Buffalo, New York. And while she loves to travel and find new adventures, she’d certainly agree with Dorothy that there’s no place like home. You can visit her website at DeeRomito.com.
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Dee Romito lives in her hometown of Buffalo, New York. You’re likely to find her on adventures with her husband and two energetic kids, at the local ice cream shop, or curled up in a comfy chair with her cats. She loves to write, travel, and giggle like a teenager with her friends.
Her books include The BFF Bucket List, No Place Like Home, co-authored Best.Night.Ever, Postcards from Venice (Aladdin/S&S), and Pies from Nowhere: How Georgia Gilmore Sustained the Montgomery Bus Boycott (Little Bee Books,). You can visit her website at DeeRomito.com.
Or, keep it really short & sweet . . .
Dee Romito is a former elementary teacher and an author of books for young readers from picture books to middle grade. She lives in her hometown of Buffalo, New York. And while she loves to travel and find new adventures, she’d certainly agree with Dorothy that there’s no place like home. You can visit her website at DeeRomito.com.
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Photo credit: Nathan Romito
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Photo credit: Kiley Romito
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Authors & Inspirations Interview
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Inerview at The Swanky Seventeens
Guest post at Writers Helping Writers - Six Rules that Keep Critique Partnerships Golden
Guest post at Literary Rambles - My Place on the Shelf
Authors & Inspirations Interview
Guest post at 24 Carrot Writing - How long does it take to write a book?
Guest post at Just Another Teen Reading Books
Interview at Once Upon a Time
Inerview at The Swanky Seventeens
Guest post at Writers Helping Writers - Six Rules that Keep Critique Partnerships Golden
Guest post at Literary Rambles - My Place on the Shelf