Nancy Sakaduski to sign 'You Know You're in Rehoboth When' Oct. 27
Author Nancy Sakaduski will sign copies of her latest book, "You Know You’re in Rehoboth When," at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach at 10 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 27. The 100-page picture book for adults contains humorous illustrations by Seth Pala and text that completes the sentence “You know you’re in Rehoboth when…”
Familiar scenes depicted in the book include tiny dogs, enormous martinis, French fry vendors refusing to supply ketchup, and people going to great lengths to avoid Route 1.
Sakaduski is an award-winning author who has written 18 previous books, the most recent of which was "A Rehoboth ABC," a children’s picture book. “It was great fun thinking about all the things that make Rehoboth unique,” she says, “those wacky things that go on all the time that the locals hardly even notice.” She says the illustrator’s comical drawing style accentuated the humorous situations. “Seth was able to bump up the humor with his offbeat take on my text,” Sakaduski says. “His cartoon-like drawings really add to the fun.”
Pala is a freelance illustrator who graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Art and Design with a BFA in 2012. Pala has won awards such as the outstanding student award as well as the reviewer’s choice award at the AIGA Blue Ridge and Greater Frederick Advertising Federation.
The book signing on Oct. 27 will give buyers an opportunity to have books personally inscribed by the author. Copies may be reserved in advance by calling Browseabout at 302-226-2665. The book is priced at $12.95.
Cat & Mouse Press was established to produce books and other materials that are fun, entertaining, and of particular interest to residents and visitors to the Delaware Cape region. The company also runs the Rehoboth Beach Reads Short Story Competition and publishes a free e-newsletter for writers. Go to www.rehobothbeachreads.com for information about the competition. Visit www.catandmousepress.com or its Facebook page, www.facebook.com/catandmousepress.
