Sharon Tells a folk tale from Haiti:
The King Who Loved Dancing

This is my first CD of stories for adults.
It is my dream album,
the one I really, really
wanted to make.
An American Storyteller
In Ghana

Sharon blogs for the Mass. Council on the Humanities and the Valley Advocate about her recent trip to West Africa:
Part I / Part II
The Haitian Oral
History Project

An ongoing project to capture and share the oral histories, music, and art of Haitian people living in and around Medford…in partnership with the
Sharon tells Haitian Stories
at St. Peter School on
Capitol Hill
in Washington, DC
Mary Margaret O'Connell
Lowell Mill Girl  more...
Which One of Us is the Mother Now?
commissioned by the Bread and Roses Festival Committee
Which One of Us is the Mother Now?
An evening with Nora Joyce,
wife of James Joyce
featured at
First Night Boston!
 

"Deeply affecting...
compelling...vivid...
spellbinding," says

Recordings for
family listening!

Irish Folk Tales
for Children

Irish Folk Tales

Publishers Weekly and Parents Choice Award Winners!

More Irish Folk Tales

More Irish Folk
Tales for Children

Grammy®
nominated CD!

The Patchwork Quilt…Patchwork Quilt

BACK IN PRINT!
  

magazine calls Sharon "One of 60 People who make New England, New England!"

Traditional and Contemporary Stories for Children, Schools, Libraries, Families, and Adults