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Steve Kluger has 7 past events. (show) Wellesley Booksmith: Steve Kluger reads from and signs My Most Excellent Year (May 20 at 19:00) Come hear the highly entertaining author Steve Kluger mix it all up. Mix what all up, you might ask? How about baseball, musical theatre, romantic sparring and social action? These themes are all woven into Steve Kluger's engaging new young adult book, My Most Excellent Year. You'll be treated ... (more)“My Most Excellent Year: A Novel of Love, Mary Poppins & Fenway Park” is a warm original story about three teenagers and their “Most Excellent Year.” The story unfolds across a variety of formats: letters, e-mails, instant messages, and journal entries, all in response to an English writing assignment. ... (more)"This romantic comedy is pure fun."Kirkus Reviews, starred review "A welcome gust of fresh air."BCCB Unlike Hucky Harper, Steve Kluger turned six years old long before iPods (but well after they invented Oreos). When he was in fifth grade, he read A Wrinkle in Time and immediately wrote a fan letter ... (more)1:00 PM to 3:00 PM The staff at McLean & Eakin is always stunned when we discover a reader who has not yet had the pleasure of meeting Joey Margolis, for he is our most beloved baseball-loving-Hitler-fearing-White-House-corresponding-Hebrew-talking youngster of all time! It is simply shocking to ... (more)Interested: compskibook Added by compskibook. Come celebrate Steve Kluger’s new book, My Most Excellent Year: A Novel of Love, Mary Poppins & Fenway Park. How many novels have such a great cast of characters? Written in letters, instant messages, school assignments and e-mails, this romantic comedy is pure fun.
READING YOUNG BOOKGROUP 3pm
My Most Excellent Year: A Novel of Love, Mary Poppins, and Fenway Park by Steve Kluger. More info: bookgroup@readingyoung.com.
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