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SAILADY BOOKS & ART SIGNING AT THE ART FORUM ON FEBRUARY 9, 2019, SATURDAY

SAILADY BOOKS & ART SIGNING 
AT THE ART FORUM
770 Marina Bay Drive
Kemah, Texas 77565
Saturday February  9, 2019
11 – 6 pm

SAILADY BOOKS
Renne' Siewers – Local Author
AEROSPACE  Science Fiction Trilogy murder, suspense, espionage
Nighty Night Sailboat Children Educational  Series about sailing
Sensuous Poems Through Time
Moving On..."NEXT". It’s about red flags told by twenty six women, ladies A through Z, who have said "NEXT“ to a better life.  It  is a self help non-fiction book.

SAILADY ART
Renne' Siewers – Local Author Artist
Photography
Acrylic Paintings
Flo Painting

Come in and browse the ART FORUM’s wonderful collection.
770 Marina Bay Drive
Kemah, Texas 77565
281-535-0640
https://www.artforum.com

Renne’ Siewers
TWITTER:  SAILADY BOOKS
LINKEDIN: Renne Siewers
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  1. RenneJanuary 28, 2019 at 5:12 PM

    Come join me at the Art Forum and buy your Valentine a gift.

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