Melissa Campesi's, "Imagine Song" Delights Guests at 2022 ReadersMagnet's Book Events

Melissa Campesi's, children's book “Imagine Song: A Story about the Kindred Connection between a Child, an Instrument, and an Imagination” was one of the many engrossing and enlightening books that self-publishing company ReadersMagnet had displayed at book events.

The inspiring children's fiction was among the prestigious books exhibited during the ReadersMagnet Book Confab in Tribeca, New York, last October 28-30, 2022. It was also displayed at the New York Library Association 2022 Annual Conference & Trade Show last November 3-4, 2022, at the Saratoga Springs City Center, New York.

The two separate events generated the largest gathering of academics, librarians, writers, and readers, providing an avenue for authors to share their stories and support the New York library community and literature lovers.

Author Melissa Campesi aims to impact and motivate her young readers with “Imagine Song” positively. The book talks about a young pianist girl named Melody, who one day found out that she had a natural talent for writing music. The story describes how the young girl started creating her own song and simultaneously enjoyed the process as her music took her into a beautiful place of enchanted imagination.

“Imagine Song” seeks to inspire young readers to have the courage to explore their gifts, creativity, and talents to enhance their everyday lives.

Get this must-read children's book to spark kids' interest and motivation to pursue their passion. Order Melissa Campesi's, “Imagine Song” now at ReadersMagnet Bookstore and Amazon. Or visit the author's website at www.melissacampesi.com.

Imagine Song: A Story about the Kindred Connection between a Child, an Instrument, and an Imagination
Author | Melissa A. Campesi
Published date | October 2022
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Book Genre | Children's Book

Author Bio

Author Melissa Campesi, a certified ESL educator, is also the creator & founder of the Cross-Cultural Storytelling Project. Her other written work is a nonfiction children's book entitled “I am an English-Language Learner-The Real and Unique Stories of Immigrant Children in America.” Melissa currently lives in New Jersey with her husband, Joe, and her two sons, Justin and Colton. She enjoys writing poetry and music, hosting gatherings, being out in nature, and going on spontaneous road trips to new places with her family.

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