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Local favorite Jean Reagan will join us for a special storytime and show us How to Love a Grandma.

This event is free and open to the public and will take place at the bookshop. Saturday, December 9, 2023 - 11:00am to 11:30am

Turbo comes to Salt Lake with local author Jean Reagan. Join us and Jean who will read from and sign her new picture book, Turbo's Special Delivery.

This event is free and open to the public and will take place at the bookshop. Saturday, November 4, 2023 - 11:00am to 11:30am

Check out this adorable video of How to Surpise a Dad completely reenacted by a fan!

The King's English warmly welcomes bestselling children's book author Jean Reagan, for a Guest Author Storytime featuring her new picture book, How to Welcome a New Baby.

If you missed the reading of How to Catch Santa read by author Jean Reagan, you can now watch and share it here!

Check out this adorable video of How To Babysit A Grandma completely reenacted by a fan!

Join author Jean Reagan for a special storytime featuring her new picture book, How to Scare a Ghost.

Join local author, Jean Reagan, for a reading and signing of her newest picture book, How to Get Your Teacher Ready, at a special storytime.

Welcome to another installment of Brightly Storytime, our video series for young readers! Settle in and enjoy How to Get Your Teacher Ready, a new picture book written by Jean Reagan and illustrated by Lee Wildish that celebrates all that educators know and do for their students.

Many of Jean Reagan’s best ideas for her books come directly from kids at her readings.

Reagan, a New York Times bestselling author, will be in the youth wing of Teton County Library at 11 a.m. Saturday to read from her new book, “How to Get Your Teacher Ready.” The library is located at 125 Virginian Lane.

Reagan’s reading is part of the Library Summer Fun Finale Party, which begins at 10 a.m. and is a celebration of the written word featuring plenty of family-friendly activities. It is free to attend.

Jean Reagan is an award-winning picture book author from Salt Lake City, Utah. Her “HOW TO” series which started with HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDPA and HOW TO BABYSIT A GRANDMA (illustrated by Lee Wildish), regularly makes the NYT Bestseller and the Indie Bestseller lists.

You might wonder what expertise I have. Nope — I’m not a trained teacher. Rather, I personally struggled to learn how to read, and so did my son. Also, when my kids were little, I fussed at them more than I care to admit. But when we sat down on the couch with a stack of books, we entered a magical world together. All the “shoulds” melted away, and “time” became suspended.

Though Utah author Jean Reagan started writing children's books in 2003, her first book was published in 2009. It centered on her son who died at the age of 19 from a drug overdose. He left behind a sister, his only sibling, and Reagan wanted to acknowledge her daughter's loss that often got ignored for the sake of her parents, she said in an interview with Ted Capener on KUED.

Please join me at my book launch for HOW TO RAISE A MOM on April 1st (Saturday) at 11 AM at The King’s English Bookshop. (1511 South 1500 East, SLC)

While traversing through the hiking trails of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, last summer, Kennedy Elementary School teacher Stephanie Marchant wasn't aware that the woman she would cross paths with just so happens to be a New York Times best-selling children's author.

Children's books author Jean Reagan joins us and tells her inspiration for her books as well as being a back-country volunteer in Grand Teton National Park.

Jean Reagan discusses "How to Surprise a Dad" at the 2015 Library of Congress National Book Festival in Washington, D.C.

Speaker Biography: Children’s book author Jean Reagan spent most of her childhood in Japan and currently lives in Salt Lake City. Since 2000, she has served as a seasonal backcountry volunteer in Grand Teton National Park.

Jean Reagan discusses "How to Surprise a Dad" at the 2015 Library of Congress National Book Festival in Washington, D.C.

Jean Reagan shows us her book How to Babysit a Grandpa with Braille added to it.

Picture books for young children can also be written in Braille in a way so the sighted adult and the blind child can share the experience.