Comedian and Writer Returns to Toronto Hometown to Launch Her New Book, "OMG: How Children See God"

    TORONTO, ON, October 14, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- What if you could have a pleasant, stress-free conversation about God without involving politics or even necessarily religion? That is the gift of Monica Parker's new book, "OMG: How Children See God" (October 13, 2015 release).

"OMG" offers a thoughtful, moving and often humorous look into the ways that children understand God. Think a modern-day "Kids Say the Darndest Things," but with a spiritual bend.

Monica grew up in Toronto and selected the city for her book launch, which will be at the Indigo bookstore (the Bay & Bloor location at 55 Bloor Street West) on October 15, 2015 at 7:00 PM EDT.

Children, parents and grandparents are all invited to the event, which promises to put a smile on everyone's face.

Monica Parker is known for her writing work on "An Evening at the Improv" as well as for co-writing the hit film, "All Dogs Go to Heaven." She has recently turned heads with her one-woman show, "Sex, Pies and a Few White Lies" and has seen high praise and critical acclaim with her last book, "Getting Waisted: A Survival Guide to Being Fat in a Society That Loves Thin."

For more information, visit Monica's online press kit: www.OMG.OnlinePressKit247.com

Author, producer and comedian Monica Parker got her start in comedy with the likes of director Ivan Reitman and actor Dan Aykroyd. She has starred in several film, television and theater productions, was a writer for "An Evening at the Improv" and co-wrote the popular animated film, "All Dogs Go to Heaven." Her one-woman show "Sex, Pies and a Few White Lies" and her last book "Getting Waisted: A Survival Guide to Being Fat in a Society That Loves Thin" have both received wide critical acclaim. Monica's new book, "OMG: How Children See God," offers an Art-Linkletter-like "Kids Say the Darndest Things" view of spirituality. The book launches October, 2015. For more information, visit www.OMGKidsBook.com.

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