Please join us as we welcome natural history authority Todd McLeish as he talks about his new book, Narwhals: Arctic Whales in a Melting World.

Narwhals are the northernmost whale on the planet and the one most threatened by global warming. Its seven-foot long spiral tusk—which helped to spawn the unicorn myth and which has caused a heated disagreement about its purpose—has created a genuine sense of wonder and mythology about this amazing animal.

Copies of Todd's book will be available for purchase at a discount rate of $25, and he will personally sign all copies following this presentation. 

Join us for a very special evening as we explore the Immigrant Experience in America with a panel of experts and authors on Wednesday, July 17th at 7pm!

 

Our One Book, One Community author Christopher Castellani (All This Talk of Love) will be joined by Dr. Eileen Angelini of Canisius College who will talk about the Franco-American experience, Henriette Lazaridis Power, author of The Clover House, her debut novel which melds generations from WWII to modern-day Greece, Marjan Kamali, whose novel, Together Tea, contrasts a young Iranian woman's coming of age with that of her mother and Vincent Cannato (American Passage) whose history of Ellis Island won the Massachusetts Book Award, Nonfiction category!

 

Wherever possible, copies of author's works will be available for purchase and booksigning.