90 Year Old Author , Howard Eisenberg Wants His Poems to Go Viral by Reading on Youtube!
Great Father’s Day Story!
Father of the Author of “What To Expect, When You’re Expecting Books” Turns to Youtube!
Here’s Howard reading from his book, soon to be a youtube series:
“Toddler Poet Laureate” NYC Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Author, Playwright Publishes New Book for Parents of Toddler Poems! www.howardeisenbergauthor.com
Howard Eisenberg, almost, 90, years young, shares his experience of raising 3 children, and poems about toddlers in his new book “Adorable Scoundrels”. www.adorablescoundrels.com
His beloved late wife, Arlene Eisenberg, (“What the Expect in the Toddler Years”) who had Howard lead off her lectures by saying,
“If you’re going to have a toddler, you’ll need a sense of humor.”
People always asked afterwards where they could get “the book.” There was none then. Now, 20 years later, there is “Adorable Scoundrels.” And, Howard dedicates every reading to the woman he had two names for: Wonder Woman and Saint Arlene.
“Poems to make you smile, when you feel like crying”.
His three-book series Guess Who Zoo, Farm & Neighborhood, are filled with the whimsical Guess Who Zoo poems ballpoint-penned on postcards to his grandchildren in 1988 from a Qantas jet at 30,000 feet. www.guesswhozoo.com
The interactive poems – last word left blank so the kids could guess the animal – were written on a book and zoo tour of Australia with his late wife, Arlene, co-author of the classic “What to Expect” book series.
As a result of a suggestion Arlene made 25 years ago, the postcard poems have been published by Mascot Books and now has a blanket to go along with the book and cd.
Howard has done readings from his books at schools, hospitals, and The Poets House.
The group produced a Guess Who Zoo CD. W ith the help of composer Sherwin Kaufman and producers Ann Ruckert and Jimmy “The Whiz” Wisner, he set out to generate “a buzz.” and created a Guess Who Zoo Troupe to perform the poems as songs at children’s museums, schools, and hundreds of birthday parties.
Please watch the 2 minute promo http://guesswhozoo.com/live.html
He also has a one-man show about Baseball, called
“A Funnything Happened on the Way to Cooperstown” coming soon!
He produced his first musical “Million Dollar Bet” with a great cast at NYC’s JCC Theater and is looking for a new theater to Produce a full scale production based on his experience as the
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