Central Illinois Author, Cindy Ladage will be signing books at Rural Heritage Museum and the Half Century of Progress
Date/Time
Date(s) - 08/15/2025 - 08/16/2025
12:00 am
Location
Rural Heritage Museum
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Cindy Ladage has penned a new book, Farm Girl Adventures. She will be at the Rural Heritage Museum in Pinckneyville, Illinois on August 15-16, and set up with Friends of Green from August 21-24, from 10 a.m. until 11a.m. during the Half Century of Progress in Rantoul, Illinois.
This is Cindy’s first book with House of Honor Books. The book is a short story collection, with 30 stories written over the years. The cover of the book is especially sentimental Cindy said, “It is a painting by my late father, Bill Disque.”
Farm Girl Adventures is described as, “Rural America is filled with stories that will never make the news. They are not the stories of celebrities, the rich, or the famous, but of everyday people. Barns and tractors of America’s slower paced heartland replace skyscrapers and rush of taxis to tell simple stories you will love to read. These are stories of joy and sadness, hope and heartbreak that will wrap you in the familiar cozy warmth of country life.”
Her book is available in both paperback, and Kindle edition at Amazon.com: Farm Girl Adventures eBook : Ladage, Cindy: Kindle Store.
Cindy is a farmer’s wife, author, presenter, and award-winning journalist, and columnist for Farm World. Cindy writes for antique tractor and collector publications like Red Power, Green Magazine and Toy Farmer and she specializes in travel stories for several publications like Senior News & Times of Illinois and more.
Cindy’s travel blog is Traveling Adventures of a Farm Girl http://travelingadventuresofafarmgirl.com where she shares her travels on the back roads and byways. In her writing, Cindy shares her passion for preserving agriculture and promoting Agri-tourism and rural areas. Cindy also writes about local businesses for two local communities, Pawnee and Virden, and recently released an eBook, Agricultural Treasures Guidebook. She is also an author of children’s books with co-author Jane Aumann, and adult fiction as well.
Cindy lives on a farm with her husband Keith in central Illinois and has three grown children and two grandchildren. Cindy is available for presentations, book signings and interviews. Contact her at 217-741-9509, or cindy.ladage@royell.org.