Join Distillery of Modern Art on Saturday, July 15th, 2023 for the next Boozy Book Fair with Read It Again Bookstore. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m, book lovers are invited to browse a carefully curated selection of titles and enjoy handcrafted signature and summer cocktails, charcuterie from The Spotted Trotter, sweets created by JARDí chocolates, and more.… Read More »
“I Have Some Questions For You” by Rebecca Makkai. It’s a wonderful murder mystery couched in the me-too movement. Lots to think about! ~Catherine Lautenbacher
Dr. Dana Zavatky is an Atlanta based licensed psychologist and behavior analyst who has focused on children in the autism spectrum for much of her career. She has formed a company, Parallel with her business partner and together they have recently published a book that many will find helpful as they navigate the many challenges of life.… Read More »
A friend I’ve known since elementary school in Opelika, Alabama way back in the late 1970’s reached out to me last fall to let me know she had written a book! I pre-ordered it as soon as we finished chatting and could hardly wait for the publication date to arrive in May. … Read More »
Katie Kenny Phillips lives in Dunwoody with her husband, five kids, and her dogs, Norm and Coco. Lucky for us, she gave me a copy of her newest Children’s Book to give away:
Local Dunwoody first time author, Jenifer Goldin (Feldman) dropped off two copies of her new book with me. I’m keeping one to read and starting ASAP. We’re giving the other signed copy to a lucky AHA! Subscriber. Just comment to win and we’ll randomly select a winner on Friday the 14th.
I just finished a really fun book and asked Peggy what she’s reading now. She was sitting by her Mom on the beach so told me what her Mom was reading too….so I called my Mom to find out what she’s reading and decided to share our four books of the week with everyone! … Read More »
Local author, S.N. Arndt, fulfills her dream of getting a young adult novel published. Escaping the Isle: A Callihan Chronicle is a coming-of-age story with Celtic mythology and is on pre-sale now until April 16, 2023. The novel will be most enjoyed by those who are young or young at heart, and will be released in Fall 2023.… Read More »
Join Distillery of Modern Art on Saturday March 25, 2023 for the next Boozy Book Fair with Read It Again Bookstore. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., book lovers are invited to browse a curated selection of titles and enjoy handcrafted signature and new spring cocktails, charcuterie from The Spotted Trotter, sweets created by JARDí chocolates, and more.… Read More »
Now that quarantine is over, my neighborhood book club is back! I’m also an empty-nester with more time to read/attend so I’m excited to be starting back reading with my neighbors. In case you are looking for something to read, I thought I’d share with you the Meadowlake Book Club books of the month for February and March. … Read More »
Join Distillery of Modern Art on Friday, February 25, 2023 for the next Boozy Book Fair with Read It Again Bookstore. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m, book lovers are invited to browse a carefully curated selection of titles and enjoy handcrafted signature and seasonal cocktails, charcuterie from The Spotted Trotter, sweets created by JARDí chocolates, and more.… Read More »
Is it possible to disagree politically and love unconditionally? Delve into this question with Dr. John Simmons as he facilitates a three-week discussion of Andy Stanley’s book, “Not In It To Win It: Why Choosing Sides Sidelines the Church”. As an exciting addition to this group’s deep-dive into the book, DUMC will hear directly from Andy Stanley as we welcome him in our Sanctuary on Wednesday, January 18.… Read More »
Dunwoody UMC’s One Lamb Initiative invites you to join in conversation regarding the book, Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic, written by author Sam Quinones. Group discussions will be held on Tuesdays, January 10, 17, and 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Wesley room, and there will be a zoom discussion with the author on January 31, 2023.… Read More »