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    You are at:Home»Local News»K-State graduate and children’s book author returns to visit Manhattan school

    K-State graduate and children’s book author returns to visit Manhattan school

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    By KMAN Staff on April 26, 2025 Local News, Manhattan, USD 383
    Tammi Sauer entertains Amanda Arnold Elementary School second and third graders during a presentation Wednesday at the school’s library in Manhattan. Sauer, a Kansas native and K-State graduate, is a children’s book author. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

    By Emma Loura

    Kansas-born author and K-State graduate Tammi Sauer returned to her old stomping grounds Wednesday, teaching the 2nd and 3rd graders of Amanda Arnold Elementary about effective story-telling. Sauer, who has written and published 37 children’s books, says she combines heart and humor to her writing.

    “It’s just such a strange and wonderful feeling to come back,” Sauer said. “It’s just amazing, it felt like coming home.”

    Sauer used to work at Amanda Arnold Elementary 30 years ago, when she was pursuing a career in teaching.

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