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Recent News About BookPeople
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Latinas & Libros Book Club focuses on Mexican Gothic
Latinas & Libros Book Club is focusing on the novel "Mexican Gothic" for its upcoming meeting. The club aims to highlight Latina stories and emphasize the importance of Latino narratives. They gather every last Sunday of the month at 4 p.m. at BookPeople. Those interested in joining are encouraged to simply attend, with social media platforms expected to be introduced soon.
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Meowlloween cat adoption drive hosted by BookPeople and Austin Pets Alive
BookPeople, in collaboration with Austin Pets Alive!, is organizing a "Meowlloween" Cat Adoption Drive. The event, which will include storytimes and cat costume contests, is set to take place on the second floor of BookPeople.
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Children's book club fosters empathy through reading
The Austin Allies, a local volunteer group, is collaborating to host a book club aimed at children aged 8-12. The initiative, titled "Kids Book Club with Austin Allies: Rez Dogs," focuses on fostering empathy in young readers through literature.
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Oliver Jeffers event registration open on Eventbrite
To attend the event featuring Oliver Jeffers, titled "Where to Hide a Star," interested individuals are encouraged to register through Eventbrite. Registration will not only secure a spot but also ensure attendees receive updates regarding the event, including any potential changes in venue or cancellations.
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Book club discusses "Bright Young Women" at monthly meeting
The New & Noteworthy Book Club has announced its next meeting, set to discuss the book "Bright Young Women." The club gathers on the last Thursday of each month at 7 PM. Meetings are held on the third floor of BookPeople.
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Event registration open for Meghan Keane's appearance at BookPeople
To attend the upcoming event featuring Meghan Keane, attendees are encouraged to register via Eventbrite. This step ensures a reserved spot and guarantees communication regarding any updates or changes related to the event.
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Event registration opens for Richard Chizmar memorials
We ask that you register via Eventbrite if you plan to attend. Not only will this secure your spot in the case of a sold-out event, it will ensure that you receive communication regarding event updates and guidelines, or in the unlikely event of a venue change or cancellation.
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Ludicrous Speed Book Club welcomes new members for monthly meetings
The Ludicrous Speed Book Club invites fans of speculative fiction, deep space adventures, alternate histories, and epic fantasy realms to join their gatherings. The club is open to all who embrace their love for these genres.
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Eventbrite registration required for Linsey Miller's book event
To reserve your spot and learn more about the upcoming event, attendees are encouraged to register via Eventbrite. This registration will secure a place in case the event sells out and ensure that participants receive any updates or guidelines related to the event. It will also cover any changes in venue or cancellations.
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Event registration open for Evan Rail: The Absinthe Forger
We ask that you register via Eventbrite if you plan to attend. Not only will this secure your spot in the case of a sold-out event, it will ensure that you receive communication regarding event updates and guidelines, or in the unlikely event of a venue change or cancellation. Please note that while many of our events offer free registrations, some may require the purchase of a ticket for entry. Check the Eventbrite page for details!
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Pre-order options available for Debbie Zapata's "Abuela's Letter
BookPeople is offering an opportunity for readers to obtain a signed and personalized copy of "Abuela's Letter" by Debbie Zapata. Those unable to attend the event or wishing to avoid lines can pre-order the book for pickup or delivery.
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Cat enthusiasts invited to attend BookPeople's "Cats of the World" event
Hannah Shaw and Andrew Marttila are set to present "Cats of the World," an event that aims to engage cat enthusiasts and supporters of local independent bookstores. Interested attendees are encouraged to register through Eventbrite, which will help manage attendance and ensure participants receive updates about the event. Registration is essential as it secures a spot in case of high demand or any changes regarding the venue or schedule.
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Happy Hour Book Club invites readers for engaging discussions
The Happy Hour Book Club is inviting literature enthusiasts to engage in stimulating discussions. The club explores a diverse range of genres, including essays, memoirs, short stories, and novels. Their selection criteria focus on books that can spark meaningful conversations, maintaining a balance between fiction and non-fiction.
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Authors discuss creating authentic characters at WLT's Third Thursday event
The Writers' League of Texas (WLT) will host its monthly Third Thursday event, focusing on the theme "Writing Fully Realized Characters." The event aims to engage writers and readers in discussions led by distinguished panelists. The session will be moderated by WLT Program Director Sarah Renee Beach.
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Rupi Kaur's "Milk and Honey" 10th anniversary event sells out
The event celebrating the 10th anniversary of Rupi Kaur's "Milk and Honey" has sold out. However, fans can still purchase a signed copy of the special edition for either pickup or shipping, while supplies last.
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Nightmare Factory Book Club explores horror literature monthly
The Nightmare Factory Book Club invites readers to explore the chilling themes of fear through its monthly gatherings. Participants can expect to delve into horror literature, guided by the club's crypt-keepers.
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Book club explores literature and its film adaptations
The Book Club Was Better invites readers to explore various literary works and their adaptations. The club's focus ranges from bestsellers with new adaptations to under-the-radar classics and movies that originated from books but may not be widely known.
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BookPeople urges registration for upcoming Jaime deBlanc event
We encourage attendees to register for the event via Eventbrite. This ensures your spot in case of a sold-out event and keeps you informed about any updates, guidelines, or potential changes to the venue or cancellations.
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Book club revisits 'The Talented Mr. Ripley' as required reading
We read a wide range of classics, from ancient to modern works, literature in translation, and culturally significant texts. The book club meets on the second Sunday of each month at 4 PM. Meetings are held at BookPeople's third floor with an option for virtual attendance.
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Storytime with Elisabeth Hosei encourages community engagement
We ask that you register via Eventbrite if you plan to attend. Not only will this secure your spot in the case of a sold-out event, it will ensure that you receive communication regarding event updates and guidelines, or in the unlikely event of a venue change or cancellation.