I was excited to be one of the authors at the Local Author Book Sale hosted by the Sterling Heights Public Library during the weekend of SterlingFest on July 30, 2022. We had a wonderful time and it was so nice to connect with both readers as well as other local authors.
During my many years as a student, then continuing throughout my teaching career, the end of May has always triggered an excitement within me.
To all loyal supporters of Grandma's Sock Drawer: Thank You! Thank You! Thank You! Thank you for your attention, efforts, and support in voting for Grandma's Sock Drawer over the past seven months...
I am excited to announce that my debut YA novel, Grandma's Sock Drawer, is now being featured in the SCBWI, Society of Children's Books Writers & Illustrators, BookStop for the second year in a row. My book is available both in print and as an eBook.
I am excited to announce that Grandma’s Sock Drawer has been nominated for the 2021 Author Elite Awards and I would love for you to cast a vote for my book!
I'm excited to be a part of the Rochester Hills Public Library 2020 Virtual Author Fair which is being presented in partnership with Rochester Writers.
I am excited to announce that my debut YA novel, Grandma's Sock Drawer, is now being featured in the SCBWI, Society of Children's Books Writers & Illustrators, BookStop.
Grandma’s gone. Now Sukey races against time to unravel the mysteries of a puzzling inheritance – a sock drawer – from a grandmother she was forbidden to know. A note and a key to Grandma’s “most precious treasure” sends Sukey on wild adventures with unexpected twists and turns. Will Sukey learn the truth about her grandmother, unlock the questions that will lead to peace, and connect her fragmented family? And, can she find the answers before an estate sale ends everything?
Hurray!! It's finally happened! I'm happy to announce that Grandma's Sock Drawer is up, out, and available for eager readers. Follow the adventures of Sukey as she struggles to unravel the mystery of the unusual gift left to her by...
Sue Agauas 
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