Hauppauge Library
Regina spoke at Hauppauge Library, in Hauppauge, New York, on Sept. 27, 2015.
[blockquote author=”- Lisa Sandick, Program Director for Special Events and Sponsorships, SUNY New Paltz ” link=”http://www.newpaltz.edu/”]We were thrilled to feature Regina Calcaterra at our Spring 2015 Distinguished Speaker Series. Regina’s triumphant story of courage resilience, optimism, and self-determination truly captivated her audience. A well-deserved standing ovation![/blockquote]
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Regina Calcaterra, Author, New York Times best-selling author of this year’s One Book, One College selection Etched in Sand, spoke at four SPC campuses Jan. 28-29 to discuss her memoir, participate in Q&As and sign copies of her book. now is the time hellow there world now is the time hello again
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[blockquote author=”- Roseann Magrane, William Paca Middle School Library Media Specialist” link=”#”]Regina’s book is meant to inspire children who are impoverished, abandoned and neglected and show them that they can pull themselves up if they believe in themselves[/blockquote]
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After listening to Regina Calcaterra convey her background as an abandoned child, I understood why her Etched in Sand memoir sat right next to Maya Angelou on the New York Times Best Seller List.
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Every year St. Petersburg College selects a book for its One College/One Read program. In December of 2014, after months of voting, the college announced that it selected Etched in Sand as the One College/One Read 2015 book.
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