Wonderland Books
Please join us as we welcome author Todd Diamond, who will be in-store signing copies of his new book, Pass the Trauma, Please, a memoir honoring his father's experience surviving the Holocaust.
Join us for storytime with local author Kelley Stanley who will read her picture book, Wandering Paris . The story follows Koda, a wandering little dog, through the streets of Paris. Children of all ages are welcome!
We are thrilled to welcome debut author Evan Brooke who will discuss her new novel, Madeline McKnight Signs Off, about intergenerational friendship, women’s ambition, and coming of age no matter what age you are. In conversation with Axios DC reporter Mimi Montgomery.
We are excited to host debut author Elizabeth Ese to discuss her new novel, A Drop of Color , a timely and compelling novel that challenges readers to reckon with racism, embrace their heritage, and discover the power of self-acceptance.
Join us for an evening with author Rachel Greenfield who will discuss her new book, Rose Knox: How One Woman Mixed Kitchen and Boardroom to Remold an American Business, the captivating story of entrepreneurial excellence and resilience despite personal tragedy. In conversation with Megan Elias, the Winiarski Curator of Food and Wine History at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
Join us for storytime with author Kate Hosford who will read her picture book, You and I Are Stars and Night, celebrating the loving, playful, and imaginative relationship between caregiver and child through a shared dreamy journey before bedtime. Kate will also lead the group in a craft activity after the reading. Children of all ages are welcome!
Join us for a panel with three award-winning novelists tackling the subject: “Secrets and Lies and The Harms that Haunt Us.” The conversation with novelists Amber Sparks (Happy People Don't Live Here), Rae Cline (Precious Ugly), and Sara Lippmann (Hidden River) will cover crafting stories that are difficult to tell.
Please join us as we welcome author Sonny Garg, who will discuss his memoir, Desi 2.0: My Family’s American Dream and the Cost of Never Being Enough, a powerful journey through the crushing expectations placed on children of South Asian immigrants, the seductive danger of “achievement addiction,” and a transformative path to discovering you were always enough.