Author’s Corner-Nola’s Icelandic Adventure Author’s Talk

Watch Author’s Corner Webinar With Emil Gretarsson Live on December 2, 2025.

In her first book in The Tails of Nola series, Nola found her fur-ever home and settled in with her human family. Now the family, with Nola, is on their way to explore Iceland.

Join Nola as she explores this beautiful island in the North Atlantic and makes some new friends along the way. She has even inserted notes throughout the book to help you and your family learn about this unique and fascinating location.

No trip to the land of fire and ice would be complete without a little adventure. So, prepare for some excitement in her latest “tail”, Nola’s Icelandic Adventure! What will Nola’s adventure be? Woven into the discussion will be a conversation on child literacy and the impact of reading books has on children.

Emil Gretarsson

Meet author Emil Gretarsson and learn about this remarkable little pup, his journey in writing children’s books, and the importance of children’s literacy. Originally from New York City, Emil studied industrial engineering before changing careers and receiving his Masters of Divinity degree from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, in
2010. He is the senior pastor at Open Arms Church in Slidell, Louisiana.

 

Bryndís Marksdóttir-Schultz

 

 

 

 

Interviewing Emil will be Bryndís Marksdóttir-Schultz. She is half-Icelandic and grew up across multiple cultures, including extended periods in Iceland, Japan and China. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from New York University and an M.Sc. in Clinical Neuroscience from University College London. She is currently pursuing her medical degree at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Bryndís’ has a deep interest in child development, cross-cultural perspectives, and the ways stories influence young minds.

The Tails of Nola book series will make a great Christmas gift!

The webinar will be held via Zoom on Tuesday, December 2, 2025,

at 8:00 PM Eastern/ 7:00 PM Central/ 6:00 PM
Mountain/ 5:00 PM Pacific.

This event is open to the public and will be recorded.