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Collected Works Bookstore: Lisa Tucker (April 4 at 17:30)
Lisa Tucker discusses The Cure for Modern Life.
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Borders - Baileys Crossroads: Author Event (April 15 at 19:30)
"Dazzlingly written with a riveting story that will resonate with readers everywhere, Lisa Tucker's The Cure for Modern Life is a smart, humorous, big-hearted novel about what it means in the twenty-first century to be responsible, to care about other people, and to do the right thing." (Borders website)
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Wordsmiths Books: Lisa Tucker (April 16 at 19:30)
Lisa Tucker signs The Cure for Modern Life.
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