There are a lot of great events coming up at Inklings, be sure to put them all on your calendar!
Friday, December 9th, 6:00-8:00 pm Jim Henson will be playing classical guitar
David Smith will be at Inklings December 10th, from 2:00-4:00pm, to sign his book, Bible Lessons from our Pets. David has assembled a number of contributors to share their experiences of their pets and what they had learned of God. From faith to faithfulness, we uncover the messages laid out from the Lord.
Sunday, December 11th come visit the store in the afternoon and listen to the Fleur-de-Lys Flute Troupe
Friday, December 16th, 6:00-8:00 pm Jim Henson will be playing classical guitar
Saturday, December 17th, in the afternoon, is the Fleur-de-Lys Flute Troupe
Also Saturday, December 17th, 11:00am -1:00 pm, Susan La Riviere signs and chats about her new book based on local lore, Ghost of the Capital Theater
The 17th is also when the Fabulous, Wonderful, Eye-popping Lighted Coca Cola Truck is coming to Chalet Place. The afternoon will be full of carolers walking around Chalet Place, and hot cocoa and cookies. Santa will be here to take pictures at 4:00pm, and the Coke truck will arrive at 6:00! A great event for the whole family.
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Check out this great article we found on NPR's website: Nancy Pearl Presents 10 Summer Reads  Midnight Riot By Ben Aaronovitch; (paperback, 320 pages; Del Ray, list price: $7.99)Mysteries with a touch or more of the supernatural aren't hard to find on library and bookstore shelves these days, but I found Midnight Riot, Ben Aaronovitch's novel of elastic realism, to be something special, mainly because of the voice of the narrator, (London) Police Constable Peter Grant. Matched 
By Ally Condie: hardcover, 384 pages: Dutton Juvenille, list price: $17.99) Dystopian novels for teens have been around for a long while, but this particular sub-genre of fantasy got a huge second wind from Susanne Collins' The Hunger Games trilogy. If a teen you know is looking for a good follow-up, lead him toward Matched,a first novel by Ally Condie (Dutton, 2010). The novel is set in a world controlled by an all-powerful group known as The Society, in which everything about each person's life — food intake, profession, marriage partner, date of death, etc. — is determined by statistical formulas. To see the rest, visit the article! |
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