Gabriella Eva Nagy Invites Readers to Dance with Butterflies in Her Latest Book “The Dancing Butterflies”

Visiting Los Angeles soon? Make sure to visit the exhibit for Gabriella Eva Nagy’s latest publishing effort “The Dancing Butterflies” at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on October 3-4, 2020 at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA. The book will be displayed alongside the author’s other books Enchanted Rainbows and Moonlight Dance.
 
The L.A. Times Festival of Books is the largest book festival in the U.S., attracting approximately 150,000 visitors. Since the first edition in 1996, it has become an essential part of Los Angeles’ cultural and educational scene. The annual, free public festival holds author panels, book signing sessions, storytelling, musical performances, culinary classes, and more. Aside from books, new and original works of art and photography will also be on display.

Nagy’s “The Dancing Butterflies,” as well as “Enchanted Rainbows” and “Moonlight Dance,” will be exhibited by ReadersMagnet at the L.A. Times Festival of Books 2020.
 
The author, who is an independent animator, describes her book as “an imaginary voyage of butterflies through fields of flowers and enchanted rainbows.” The book features colorful butterflies frolicking with different animals in water, on land, and in the air.
 
Truly a visual feast that will drive readers to appreciate the beauty of creation. “Beautiful, artistic and lovely,” read one customer’s review on Barnes & Noble.
 
Order Gabriella Eva Nagy’s “The Dancing Butterflies” today on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and the author’s website http://www.reflectionorg.org/
 
 
The Dancing Butterflies
Author | Gabriella Eva Nagy
Published date | October 9, 2019
Publisher | Halo Publishing International
Paperback price: $12.07
 
About the Author
 
Gabriella Eva Nagy was born and raised in Hungary. She always enjoyed finding visually stimulating and educational ways of reaching out to children. She uses her talents to reach the world of children to reflect values that are eternal.
 
Gabriella earned a bachelor’s degree in Physics and Technology, and then she graduated from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh with a major in Computer Animation and Multimedia. She is the director of a non-profit organization, Reflection, that was founded to reflect Christian values through art, literature, and multimedia on a multicultural platform.

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