Seattle, WA – 5/29/2024

Embark on a whimsical journey with Debra and Frank, the dynamic duo behind Find the Smile, as they invite readers to rediscover the sheer delight of life through the pages of their delightful photobook. Bursting with fascinating imagery that not only showcases smiles in everyday objects around us but also serves as a catalyst to evoke them, this book serves as an inspiration, illuminating the path to a brighter outlook on life.

Find the Smile unveils Debra’s longstanding practice of uncovering joy in the mundane, urging readers to embrace a similar perspective. With Frank by her side, the book transforms into a delightful escapade, a jubilant ode to the unexpected sources of happiness.

Exploring the intricate psychology of joy, Find the Smile introduces readers to the concepts of Pareidolia and apophenia, shedding light on our innate inclination to find significance in visual stimuli. Apart from being a visual treat, this book serves as a heartwarming and humorous trip into the sunnier side of life.

Available now for purchase on Amazon, Find the Smile is the perfect companion for those in pursuit of a daily infusion of positivity. Let the pages of this delightful masterpiece serve as your guiding light toward a world brimming with joy.

About the Authors:
Debra Meryl Cerbini is a lifelong writer and humorist, Certified Life Coach, and Certified Laughter Leader. Debra’s writing credits include “Baby’s Peek-a-Boo Album,” a children’s book published by Grosset & Dunlap under the name Debra Meryl. In addition, Debra self-published a 54-card deck called “High Spirits” combining images and inspirational messages for uplift and inspiration.

Frank Cerbini spent the past four decades preserving and financing affordable housing. He is now working with Veterans’ groups to develop housing in the NY Hudson Valley. Frank spends his time painting, sketching, writing stories to amuse himself and finding smiles in strange or obvious places. Frank began his artistic journey in kindergarten - when the teacher asked the class to draw their house, Frank found drawing an octopus to be far more interesting.