Book Author Cynthia S. Bercowetz Keeps Busy At Book Signings

Since the new year author Cynthia S. Bercowetz has been busy with book signings.

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Cynthia S. Bercowetz

VARIETY OF BOOK GENRE

Bercowetz, who resides in Naples, Fla., writes children’s books, among other genre as well.

CONSUMER ADVOCATE

This author and consumer advocate takes the reader on an amazing journey in each of her wonderful books, so it is no surprise that she has been busy.

Children will love the stories of ‘Grandpa Herman’s Petting Zoo,’ ‘Tiger the Cat’ and ‘Oliver The Lion Who Wants To Be A Lion.'” – CynthiaBercowetz.com

CHARITY WORK

Bercowetz’s charity work began in 1963 when her newspaper column, “Get Help! Tell It To George,” appeared in Connecticut newspapers.

“Cynthia Bercowetz has been on the side of the consumer for over 30 years offering helpful insights into the often confusing world of identity theft, scams and the confidence artists seeking to separate you from your money.” – CynthiaBercowetz.com

VIDEO

“You can see and hear me read on a video clip I have at YouTube, enjoy!” – Cynthia Bercowetz

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