I actually went to two book signings in February. The second one was for Caramel Pecan Roll Murder, the newest Hannah Swensen mystery from Joanne Fluke. I didn't spend much time there. I got there late, and the tables all had people at them. Rather than try to get a chair, I just got my books signed (the new one plus the older ones I hadn't gotten autographed yet), and left again.
However, before the signing, I did something I'd been wanting to do for a long time - I went to the San Fernando Mission. I see signs for it all the time while I'm driving around. It was a mission. There wasn't anything super exciting about it, but it was nice to finally get there.
I also finally looked for a couple Little Free Libraries after the signing. Thanks to the app, they were fairly easy to find. I left a couple of extra books I have around here (duplicates I got from publishers) with my business cards for my review blog in them. We'll see if they ever get read and anyone starts reading my blog as a result, but I had fun finding them and leaving the books. I need a cheap way to get more books I would be willing to leave. We've mentioned how much of a hard time I have letting go of books, right?
3 comments:
I'm such a fan of Little Free Libraries. A wonderful idea, and I think there's a romance to second hand books.
Wow, a real live book signing... I remember those. :) So glad you've managed two lately!
It's been a long while since I've been to a book signing but, it's beginning to feel safe enough to do so. I do love Little Free Libraries - I rarely keep a book after reading it.
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