Cold Pizza for Breakfast: A Mem-wha?? Christine Lavin
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Celebrate 25 years of singing, song-writing and the release of a new book from Christine Lavin at her concert, What Was I (EVER!) Thinking, at The Center for the Arts in Natick, MA on September 17th at 8:00pm. Preceding the concert, all day on September 16th, Christine will be available at Barnes & Noble in Frarmingham, MA, signing copies of her hilaroius new book, Cold Pizza for Breakfast: A Mem-wha??
Brian Peterson, photogragher & author of The Smile at the Heart of Things, is currently Penn State's Featured Artist on exhibit from July 26th - October 1st. Come meet this amazing and heartwarming artist and author at The Gallery at Penn State Great Valley, Malvern, PA on September 16th from 6:00-7:45pm.
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Tell Me Press is a publisher based in New Haven, Connecticut. The company was launched in 2006 with the goal of creating smart, thoughtful, and fun books with a focus on culture, music, health & well-being, and lifestyle.
Our first book was launched in January 2009. Today, more than a dozen great books are in the pike, and half of those have already been published or are soon to be officially released!
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New Haven Eats
by J. Scott
A friendly jaunt through this food-loving town’s dining scene sheds light on the area’s history and current social trends.
Little Lord Shiva and the Mob: Adventures with Lipbone Redding
by Lawrence “Lipbone” Redding
Travel essays, wacky memoirs, and musings from a most curious and charismatic musician.
Love, Ben
by Kelly Flint and Benjamin Eyrich
Through quotes and anecdotes, this charming gift book chronicles the extraordinary outlook, wisdom, and cheer of Benjamin Eyrich, who was diagnosed at age two with high-functioning autism.
Curiosity with a
Capital S
by Tonya Trimble
Tracy recalls her family’s move to a beautiful South Carolina island during World War II. She was always trying to keep her insatiably curious and adventurous big brother, Stan, from getting into trouble.