An Author Day includes book reading and discussion, character-related topics, critical-thinking activities, literacy discussions, and writing-related activities.

The programs are designed for students in grades K through 6.

Topics include bullying, respect, diversity, choices, nonviolence, responsibility, health, self-esteem, and friendship.

Yes. The program is designed to stimulate students’ cognitive abilities through discussions and activities related to the books and their subjects.

Yes. Critical thinking and social-emotional skills are specifically included in the school program.

Yes. Literacy is an explicit part of the program, with an emphasis on the importance of reading and writing.

The Young Writers Workshop provides students with writing tools and gives them an opportunity to write their own essays and read them aloud.

Yes. Etan Boritzer provides an approximately 60-minute presentation for teachers and parents on using books to discuss difficult subjects with children.

Yes. A small book fair can be arranged for author book signings. Pre-order forms can also be provided for students, parents, and teachers.

The website states that schools should inquire about Etan Boritzer’s half-day or full-day Author Day rate. The site describes the rate as reasonable but does not publish a fixed price.