Book Signing At Diskovery in Boston

My booksigning visit to Boston was a big success.

Read The Boston Globe clip HERE

I had two crowded book signings while I was in Boston. I met with many friends that I haven't seen in ages. Also, at Diskovery I signed books for The Twombley family (see my picture with John Twombley above) who had lived in the purple house their whole lives before I bought it. I also visited the old house and met the Boston University students who now live there. It was sad to see that the once jewel-toned interior had been painted white and many of the details had been removed. Overall the house looked shabby which was disturbing, however, the students that live there are keeping Castle von Buhler's eccentric vibe alive. They are keeping chickens in the front yard where my dove tower used to stand. You can read about their story HERE.

Pictures From The Society of Illustrator's Dimensional Salon Exhibit at The Museum of American Illustration in New York City

Book Signing At The Spotty Dog During The Winter Walk Festival in Hudson, New York

The Spotty Dog Books & Ale in Hudson, New York.

Photo: The Spotty Dog door sign.
Photo: The Spotty Dog, view from outside.
Photo: Cynthia von Buhler holding Miss Jenny Poodles.
Photo: Customers entering the crowded store.
Photo: Louis Carrozza, Cynthia's father and the builder of the dollhouse in the book.
Photo: Cynthia von Buhler signing books.
Photo: Cynthia von Buhler signing books.
Photo: The crowded Hudson street.
Photo: Horse-drawn carriages on the street.
Photo: Russell Farhang and Miss Jenny Poodles.
Photo: Co-owner of The Spotty Dog, Kelley Drahushuk.
Photo: Owners of The Spotty Dog, Alan Coon and Kelley Drahushuk.

Pictures From The Cat Writer's Association & International Cat Show in California

Letter From A Librarian, Massachusetts

Dear Cynthia,
Just wanted to let you know how wonderful your new book
THE CAT WHO WOULDN"T COME INSIDE is. What a beautiful
book. I came across your book because I work at a library receiving
all the new material and I see literally hundreds and hundreds of
childrens books. The minute I took yours out of the box I knew I
had come across a very special book. As a mother to currently
six felines, all strays or "products" of a stray, I was happy to find
someone out there as "crazy" as I am. Theirs is a very tough plight
and like you I take them very seriously. Thank you for your creativity
and heart. Lyn A.