Sadarri is a gifted writer and talented storyteller. In addition to numerous dialects and character voices, Sadarri shares her upbeat stories in English, Spanish, French, Haitian Creole, and Sign Language. Sadarri taught foreign language for many years, and has performed throughout the United States and abroad. In 1999 she performed in the Exchange Place at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee, and continues to perform at other festivals nationwide.

She is a lover of language and has found success in teaching languages by appealing to the diverse learning modalities of children. She has used storytelling for infants to adults as a medium for both individualized instruction and entertainment.

She has received national recognition for her contributions to the preservation of the oral tradition and has been featured in several award-winning audio recordings. She has mentored and coached youth performers including daughter, Amber, who was judged as the number one youth storyteller in America in the year 2000, by the National Storytelling Youth Olympics Committee.

Sadarri has taught many students who have themselves received awards in National foreign language competitions under her instruction. She has also received recognition for her own writings.Her “Shake Your TALE Feathers: Stories, Rhythm and Rhyme from Around the Globe” received the Silver Recommendation Award from both NAPPA, National Parenting Publications Award, and the Parents’ Choice Foundation.

Sadarri says, “I love children. I love helping them discover their creativity, innovation, and hidden abilities. I love to make them laugh. I have engaged audiences of many cultures. I believe that the best action is INTERaction!”

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