** Living Snoqualmie Regional Reads: Local author Nicole Perriella-Rehmke Manifests—and Creates—Book Magic

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Nicole Perriella-Rehmke, a local author from Snoqualmie, has successfully navigated the challenges of writing while balancing motherhood. Her children's book, *Except for All That Noise*, inspired by her daughter's sensitivity to sound, celebrates diversity and quickly became a #1 new release. Alongside her book, Perriella-Rehmke launched the podcast *Manifesting Book Magic*, where she shares her self-publishing journey, offering insights to aspiring authors. After initial setbacks with traditional publishing, she opted for self-publishing, collaborating with a friend for illustrations. Her commitment to community empowerment is further demonstrated by her upcoming workbook, designed to guide writers through self-publishing with tips and journal prompts.

Perriella-Rehmke emphasizes the importance of sharing diverse stories and using one's voice to inspire future generations, reinforcing her belief in community support during challenging times.

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