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Stephanie Watson
A guest post in comics
by Stephanie Watson, award-winning children’s book author of Pencilvania
Greetings readers! I have a delightful change of pace for you today–a playful take on reading glasses from cartoonist and fellow Minnesota author Stephanie Watson.
Despite the fact that we are all aging lifelong, acknowledging our need for readers is often the first time that many of us face the fact we are growing older and our body is changing. Stephanie acknowledges this with equanimity and humor–a terrific step toward aging with positivity.
We can actually live longer and healthier when we avoid going down the rabbit hole of anxiety, fear of aging and negative stereotypes. There’s lots to look forward to as the years roll by.
Read on!
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Artist & Author Stephanie Watson
*All images used with permission of the artist.
Stephanie Watson is a published children’s book author, cartoonist, and educator. She leads creative workshops (drawing and writing) at events and within organizations, using the power of play to help people develop creative problem-solving skills, de-stress, and have fun together. Her latest novel for young readers, Pencilvania, was named a Best Book of 2022 by the New York Public Library.
Creative workshops: www.createwithstephanie.com
Children’s books: www.stephanie-watson.com
