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« Saturday November 21, 2009 »
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Start: 10:30 am
Join us for Black White & Read All Over with Sara Pennypacker. Black, White & Read All Over brings you six fun-filled
Saturday mornings. Join these award-winning children’s authors and
illustrators for lively programs with lots of questions and answers
with the audience. Meet the author after the program, enjoy
refreshments and get personalized copies of their fabulous books. The
Penguin Bookshop is the exclusive bookseller at this event. For
information and/or ticket sales call 412-622-8866 or visit PITTSBURGHLECTURES.ORG
Known for her Clementine series of young reader chapter books,
Sara Pennypacker packs a literary punchline with tales of a
not-so-common third grade girl. A New York Times bestselling author,
she has recently taken on the Flat Stanley series.
Start: 12:00 pm
Join us at a Beckoning of Booklovers Event: Great Books
Make Great Gifts Saturday, November 21st
The
Penguin Bookshop is excited to welcome four talented and diverse
authors to the store Saturday the 21st for an author signing and
discussion.
12:00 – 2:00 Authors Dr. John Barber, Barbara Cloud, Lawrence
Connolly, Carrie Kennedy, and Kathleen Tessaro will autograph.
Dr. John Barber - Discover or rediscover the joys of pursuing a career in medicine, or, if you are a patient, find others who are going through the same problems you might be suffering from in The Joy of Medical Practice.
Barbara Cloud author of By-line.
"Each of the articles exemplifies the kind of candid and insightful
writing that, for many Pittsburghers, made Barbara Cloud a household
name.
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Lawrence Connolly author of Visions. "Visions: Short Fantasy and Sci Fi is genre defying"
Carrie Kennedy author of Panorama. "Through its stylish design, engaging prose, and remarkable clarity, Panorama makes an enormous contribution toward the heightening of our cultural literacy."
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Kathleen Tessaro author of Elegance. "Elegance is a finely wrought debut novel."
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2:00-4:00 Franklin Toker, author of Pittsburgh a New
Portrait, will give a talk and sign his book
(More on Franklin Toker...)
The Penguin Bookshop welcomes Franklin Toker for a book signing and discussion of his book, Pittsburgh: A New Portrait
"The book is ambitious and lavish, with vivid photographs and helpful
maps. From the glaciers that built the town and the epidemics and
fires that reshaped it, to the renaissances that renewed it and the
indomitable spirit that sustains it, Pittsburgh is a great American
city-the 'indispensable American city,' in the words of native son
David McCullough. Now it possesses the great architectural guide that
every great American city deserves-and few possess."
-Wall Street Journal
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Start: 2:00 pm
Come Join us at the Penguin Bookshop to welcome Franklin Toker for a book signing event!
Franklin Toker is a dedicated nonspecialist and popular teacher and lecturer. A broadly based scholar who was the first non-Italian called to teach the history of art at the University of Florence, Toker has researched the Gothic Revival, the ancient cathedral of Florence (whose excavation he directed), and the architecture and urban history of Pittsburgh.
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