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Lesley Kagen has 7 past events. (show) Schuler Books & Music: Web Chat with NYT Bestselling author Lesley Kagen at the Schuler E-Studio (November 24 at 20:00) Join us for a web chat with one of our Schuler favorites - Lesley Kagen! Lesley’s debut novel, Whistling in the Dark, was a little book that could—a trade paperback original that sold 100,000 copies based on word of mouth, and quite a few of those sold in our Lansing store! Readers loved Kagen's ... (more)Event location: www.schulerbooks.com
Book Vault: Noon Lunch Bunch (September 25 at 12:00) The discussion will be lively as Lesley Kagen's Land of 100 Wonders is discussed. Kagen's visit to Book Vault on September 18 will bring added insight to our thoughts. Bring your lunch and join us!
Book Vault: Lesley Kagen Author Visit! (September 18 at 19:00) Book Vault welcomes the author of Whistling in the Dark, chosen by our book clubs as one of their favorite books of all! Lesley will be sharing thoughts and readings from her new book, Land of 100 Wonders. A book signing and reception will follow.
We loved Lesley Kagen’s debut, Whistling in the Dark, and are now anxious to meet the author and celebrate her new book, Land of a Hundred Wonders. This one centers on a girl whose accident leaves her “Not Quite Right.” But she is actually “quite right” as a character you’ll adore.
Join Mequon author Lesley Kagen and celebrate the publication of her second novel. Would-be reporter Gibby McGraw, brain damaged after a car accident that took both of her parents, stumbles on the dead body of the next governor of Kentucky. She may have gotten her big break, but she got a lot more than ... (more)Lesley Kagen will be at the APL signing her book, "Whistling in the Dark". Lesley owns a restaurant in Milwaukee, and lives in Mequon, WI with her husband and two children.
Book Vault: Tuesday Night Book Club (June 17 at 19:00) The group will be discussing Whistling in the Dark by Lesley Kagan. This debut novel tells a riveting story of two young sisters who are put in danger's way by a murderer on the loose in their Milwaukee neighborhood.It's a page-turner!
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