About NANCY FABIAN
Nancy Fabian was born in New York with Moebius Syndrome, a bilateral facial paralysis. She had to learn from an early age how to live with a disability. This was particularly difficult during the formative school years, when her peers were not educated about disabilities, especially facial disfigurements. Nancy persevered and graduated from Fordham University with a Bachelor’s of Science degree. She worked as a dedicated Histotechnologist for over fifteen years.
The inspiration for THE RED CAT was Nancy’s own experiences as a child. She wanted to help children better understand differences, as well as learn tolerance and acceptance of others. It is her wish to make a difference by informing through storytelling and diverse characters that are challenged in some way. The goal is to open the hearts and minds of the readers and inspire them to have the courage to excel despite one’s shortcomings. As Nancy says, “We are not disabled but enabled differently than others.”
THE RED CAT as well as NIRA'S HEART sheds light on people with differences. Being different is something to celebrate and accept. Only through acceptance of your true self can you love your persona and the self image you reflect to others. That's the idea behind NIRA'S HEART.
THE PINK DOLPHIN is Nancy's third and newest book. It touches upon the topic of bullying, which is a topic many can relate to, including Nancy who went through much bullying in school and learned some lessons from it.
Nancy's books aim to help children look inside and see all those features besides physical beauty that shine within and make them extraordinary. That is true beauty -- the extraordinary uniqueness of our heart and soul.
Nancy resides in Fairfield, Connecticut, with her husband Peter and daughter Christa.
The inspiration for THE RED CAT was Nancy’s own experiences as a child. She wanted to help children better understand differences, as well as learn tolerance and acceptance of others. It is her wish to make a difference by informing through storytelling and diverse characters that are challenged in some way. The goal is to open the hearts and minds of the readers and inspire them to have the courage to excel despite one’s shortcomings. As Nancy says, “We are not disabled but enabled differently than others.”
THE RED CAT as well as NIRA'S HEART sheds light on people with differences. Being different is something to celebrate and accept. Only through acceptance of your true self can you love your persona and the self image you reflect to others. That's the idea behind NIRA'S HEART.
THE PINK DOLPHIN is Nancy's third and newest book. It touches upon the topic of bullying, which is a topic many can relate to, including Nancy who went through much bullying in school and learned some lessons from it.
Nancy's books aim to help children look inside and see all those features besides physical beauty that shine within and make them extraordinary. That is true beauty -- the extraordinary uniqueness of our heart and soul.
Nancy resides in Fairfield, Connecticut, with her husband Peter and daughter Christa.
