Bank Square Books presents an author talk and signing with Laing Rikkers for her book\, \;Morning Leaves. \;Laing will be in conversation with \;Kelly Leahy Radding.
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About the Book
Steeped in beautiful art and verse that invites reflection\, \;Morning Leaves is the perfect gift book for self-purchase or those seeking greater meaning and joy. An award-winning blend of reflection\, poetry\, and nature-inspired art\, \;Morning Leaves invites readers to slow down into the beauty of everyday life. With honesty and warmth\, Laing Rikkers offers insights on healing\, presence\, and hope. \;Through the lens of nature and creativity\, she reveals that in uncertain or chaotic times\, there is a path to meaning\, connection\, and light. Walk with her through the garden of imagination and rediscover your own wellspring of joy.
About the Author
Laing F. Rikkers was raised in New York City and earned her BA from Harvard College\, followed by an MA in psychology from Columbia University. She spent most of her career as a medical device investor and co-founded ProSomnus Sleep Technologies. Currently\, she works as an executive coach and public speaker\, supporting leaders through periods of transition and growth. Laing lives in Southern California with her husband and their spirited dog and is the proud mother of two adult children.
About Kelly Leahy Radding
Kelly Leahy Radding \;honors the natural world she loves through her art. She finds all aspects of nature interesting subjects for her paintings. Animals\, plants\, butterflies\, rocks\, the sometimes overlooked minute details of Nature\, are to her an integral and necessary part of the whole. Kelly grew up in rural Connecticut on the edge of a state forest and has come full circle living on a farm in Columbia\, Connecticut at the end of a dirt road surrounded by woods. She shares the farm with her husband\, her brother\, three gray cats\, seven elderly goats and one perfect border collie.