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Start: 4:30 pm
The Bookcase is delighted to be welcoming beloved local author/poet Joyce Sidman to our store on Thursday, April 22 at 4:30 p.m.Joyce will be here, as part of a celebration of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, to read from and sign copies of her newest book of poetry Ubiquitous: Celebrating Nature's Survivors.This compilation of glorious poetry, fascinating science, and stunning art celebrates the successful and sturdy organisms that have overcome both predators and time.Join us for this very special children's event!
Start: 7:00 pm
Sri Sri Ravi Shankar is a renowned spiritual leader and a multi-faceted humanitarian who has introduced millions across the world to the practices of "Sudarshan Kriya." A Nobel Peace Prize Nominee, he has inspired a global phenomenon of compassion and service, has uplifted millions across the world and inspired them to lead a more fulfilled life. His teachings of love, practical wisdom, and service promote harmony among people, and encourage individuals to follow their chosen spiritual path, while honoring other paths.This evening is a unique opportunity to sit with Sri Sri, gain insights into nature of mind, health and relationships, experience deep meditation, and to learn how to stay calm in the midst of any storm that life may bring.For tickets to this unique event, please visit http://events.artofliving.org, or call 612-276-2011
Start: 7:00 pm
The Mystery Book Club will meet on Thursday, April 22 at 7:00 p.m. to discuss Cara Black's novel Murder in the Marais.Aimee Leduc, the half-French, half-American detective in Paris, is approached by a rabbi to decipher a fifty-year-old encrypted photograph and deliver it to an old woman in the Marais, the old Jewish quarter. When she does so, she finds a corpse on whose forehead a swastika has been carved. With the help of her partner, a dwarf with extraordinary computer skills, she sets out to solve this horrendous crime and finds herself in the middle of a dangerous game of current politics and old war crimes.The Mystery Book Club is led each month by either Nancy Hughes or Kelly Westhoff, both former teachers and long-time employees of The Bookcase. All interested readers are invited to attend.
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