Nancy P. Johnson speaks to small to large groups.

Author of wild horse and Indian stories teaching values to children and young adults. Family stories contain no bad words, witchcraft or violence.

I enjoy speaking engagements to elementary and junior high students concerning what to write about, how to create a mind picture, the difference between fact and fiction and the importance of reading and remembering books and authors, among other related educational topics, as she did for Gladwin 6th grade in 2004

Educational speaker at schools and/or other organizations.

$25 min/$50 max local area only.
(would consider speaking out of local area for travel expenses)

Speaking Categories: How to write a story, How to be creative, Compatible fact/fiction

Offers as Speaker: Educational possibilities - ask about this; Cherokee Indian legends; how to use both fact and fiction; how to draw word pictures with adjectives; compare lives of horses to children; share Indian legends.

Nancy has published the three volume Cherokee series, entitled Grandfather, The Adventures of Cherokee, and Cherokee, Skin Walker. She has compiled and published: Cats in a Cradle, My Scripture Activity Book for memory verses, Little Miracles, God’s Little Miracles and published articles in a local monthly newspaper for two years

She has received the President’s Award for literary excellence from the National Author’s Registry for her poem, “God Bless America”; received honorable mention from Iliad Press for her poem, “Up to Me”; published in Today’s Famous Poems, “On the Wings of Pegasus, 2003 Edition. Choruses and songs written are: “Who Can,” “Psalm 100,” “The Creation,” “My Heart,” and “Make Me a Mountain.”