Author: David LevithanAlso known as: David Levithan
David Levithan has 1 upcoming event The Fountain Bookstore, Inc.: YA for MA Book Club (October 15 at 18:00) David Levithan. "YA for MA" stands for Young Adult literature for Mature Audience readers. To join book group, purchase of the book from the Fountain Bookstore is required. Please sign up via email or by calling Kelly at 804-788-1594. Ages 21 and over only, please. We really love book group, so we hope you'll join us!Book ... (more)group is limited to 10 people.Meetings are held in the non-smoking section in the back of Rosie Connolly's.
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