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Marie Lamba has 9 past events. (show) Aaron's Books: Liars Tell the Truth About Aaron's Books (August 14 at 18:00) The Philly Liars Club is throwing a free party from 6-8 p.m. for wonderful indie bookseller Aaron's Books! There are gonna be "Truth or Lie" games, tons of prizes including signed books, plus you get to hang out with the following writers: Marie Lamba (WHAT I MEANT..., Random House), Jon McGoran who ... (more)Join young adult author Marie Lamba (WHAT I MEANT..., Random House) as she reads from her work, shares how she brings her books to life and answers questions from the audience. Her chat, which is free and open to the public, will be followed by a book sale and signing.
Between Books: Liars Tell the Truth About Between Books (July 25 at 15:00) The Philly Liars Club throws their "Truth Tour" party for wonderful independent bookstore Between Books. From 3-5 pm, come enjoy this free and fun event with "Truth or Lie" games, tons of prizes including signed books, and chill with the following writers: Marie Lamba (WHAT I MEANT..., Random House), ... (more)Join the Philly Liars Club on their "Truth Tour" as they throw parties celebrating independent bookstores. At the Clinton Books celebration, which is free and runs from 1-3 p.m., visitors will enjoy "Truth or Lie" games, prizes, and hanging out with the following writers: Marie Lamba (WHAT I MEANT..., ... (more)Young adult author Marie Lamba (WHAT I MEANT..., Random House) joins 70 authors at this all-day literary festival from 1-5 p.m.
Come visit with Young Adult author Marie Lamba from 3:30-5:30 p.m. as she signs copies of her humorous novel WHAT I MEANT... at this library's Summer Library Fest. WHAT I MEANT..., which is set in Doylestown and in Philly, was dubbed "an impressive debut" by Publisher's Weekly. Free and open to the public.
Young adult author Marie Lamba signs copies of her humorous novel WHAT I MEANT... (Random House) from 2-4 p.m. Marie is an alum of University of PA, and this signing, which is free and open to the public, is part of the school's Alumni Day events.
Doylestown resident Marie Lamba will be at the book shop on December 21st to sign copies of her wonderful new young adult novel, What I Meant. . ., the story of how 15-year-old Sangeet Jumnals sleepy suburban life suddenly gets super complicated after her aunt moves in with her family. About the Author Marie ... (more)Doylestown resident Marie Lamba will be at the book shop on December 7th to sign copies of her wonderful new young adult novel, What I Meant. . ., the story of how 15-year-old Sangeet Jumnals sleepy suburban life suddenly gets super complicated after her aunt moves in with her family. About the Author Marie ... (more)
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