2021 (?) Appearances for Author A. K. Buckroth

Come Meet the Author!  2021 (?) Appearances are as follows: 

TBD & A (To Be Discussed & Announced.)

Known as a “Professional Diabetic,” author A. K. Buckroth has successfully and courageously lived with this disease for 62 years.  She looks forward to the day, once again, when she will be available to autograph, sell and discuss each of these award-winning books in a public setting. Through this website, Facebook, Twitter, LinkIn, etc., you will be informed of  appearance dates with the times, and places listed.

My Diabetic Soul – An Autobiography Revised Edition” is available in libraries across the United States and can be ordered through your local library; also available as a paperback via Amazon.com, Audible.com, Kindle and Nook e-book formats.

Me & My Dog Named Money…a child’s story of diabetes, Book One”  and “Me & My Money Too, Book Two, and “Kisses for Cash…T1D meets T2D, Book Three” are each easily available in paperback and e-books through Amazon.com.  Each book is an illustrated chapter book, not to exceed 125 pages and informational for all diabetics and those who know and love a diabetic, no matter the age.

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A. K. Buckroth, Award WInning Author


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2021 (?) Appearances for Author A. K. Buckroth — 2 Comments

  1. A.K. I am sorry to inform you I am unable to attend any of your signing dates as I am snowed in in Ctrl Florida until the plows get to my area of the county. I surely wanted to make a signing because I revere your book. Perhaps we could meet in late summer if we sre not flooded when the skies open. Drink more Florida orange juice

  2. Ms. Buckroth: Found My Diabetic Soul fascinating…then again, I would. Seemed almost autobiographical. I too developed diabetes…in 1959 (at age 6)…as did two of my four siblings (3 out of 5)…Novolog didn’t work for me, either…grew up in southern New England, among Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts…and spent seven years at Joslin from 1962-70…including two as a CIT. Any book that quotes “Abalaba, Gabalaba, Goombala Beesay” gets my vote. Thanks for writing it.

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