Nancy D'Agostino

24/03/2025

Hi everyone, just want to thank you all for following me and my book journey so far on this page . Here is the updated link to my official WORLD OF NANCY DAGOSTINO page. If you would like to continue to follow me on my book publishing journey then follow me on the link below and even share it with your followers to help me spread the news. Note that this page will be archived shortly and I have exciting news for you all on the Official Page now that all posts have been carried over. Hope to see you all there!

https://www.facebook.com/WorldofNancyDagostinoWOND/

Much anticipated Children's Book Author, Illustrator, Recording & Voiceover Artist and Publisher of 'Hullabaloo The Funky Singing Monkey from the Hullabaloo Book Series.

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09/08/2022

I’ve been waiting patiently for my artwork to be revised and excited that we are getting closer to finishing the book project. Here’s a sneak peak! 🫣

07/07/2022

Hi all,
It’s been a while since I’ve posted and it’s been a crazy couple of years where the order of things really had to change in order to make the most of the time I’ve had and the circumstances of a global pandemic. In that time I went from having my first Children’s book that was near completion archived to shifting the focus on some other major goals that I had planned and needed to achieve. I’m happy to say that my other goals have been accomplished and that work on “Hullabaloo The Funky Singing Monkey” has resumed and is in full swing. I’m hoping that it will be completed this year published through Amazon, Kindle, Audible as well as the music tracks & VoiceOver streamed on iTunes and all other streaming channels. I can’t wait to have Hullabaloo literally lift off the page and into the hearts of children all over the world! Stay tuned…

07/07/2022

Writing is like painting with words!!

07/07/2022

Eric Carle is one of my hero’s!! Big things always have humble beginnings…

“As far back as I can remember I enjoyed drawing pictures and I knew then that I would always draw. When I had grown to the age when kids are asked what they’d do “when they had grown up,” I always answered that I would draw pictures, be an artist, be a scribbler. It always felt good to work with pencil, paints, crayons and paper. I will never stop being a scribbler.” – Eric Carle

Self Portrait with Butterfly © 1988 Penguin Random House. All rights reserved.