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Author Breakfast Series
JODI & ROBERT ROSENTHAL AUTHOR BREAKFAST + BOOK SIGNING SERIES
Hear from best-selling authors in an intimate setting as they discuss their latest novel and answer your questions. Programs offered in-person will also be available via livestream.
All sponsors and their guests will receive guaranteed preferred in-person seating, with open table seating available for all other registrants.
When registering, an email address is required for all guests attending.
If you have questions for the author, please submit them to Elyse Ingber,
Please note, refunds will not be given for any missed program
25-26 FALL/WINTER SERIES
Series of 5: $200 members / $225 nonmembers
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Keeping members educated and entertained is a top priority at SJJCC! Leading this creative charge is Elyse Ingber, the Edward & Bernice Wenger Center for the Arts Director of Literary…
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Series of 3: $150 members / $165 nonmembers
THE ART SPY BY MICHELLE YOUNG
This riveting untold story shares how one woman infiltrated the Nazi leadership in Paris during World War II to save the world’s most treasured masterpieces.
Thursday, October 16, 10:30am
$65 per person
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SIX DAYS IN BOMBAY BY ALKA JOSHI
The newest novel from this New York Times bestselling author of The Henna Artist takes readers on a journey from Bombay to across Europe to uncover the truth behind a famous painter’s mysterious death.
Thursday, November 13, 10:30am
$65 per person
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SUCH GOOD PEOPLE BY AMY BLUMENFELD
Blumenfeld, a Roslyn resident, weaves the past and present together in this heartfelt novel, while also examining the bonds of family and friendship.
Thursday, December 4, 10:30am
$65 per person
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SPRING SERIES
Series of 2: $110 members/ $120 nonmembers
FAGIN THE THIEF BY ALLISON EPSTEIN
A reimagining of the world created by Charles Dickens, seen through the eyes of Jacob Fagin—Victorian literature’s notorious villain.
Thursday, March 26, 10:30am
$65 per person
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TYPEWRITER BEACH BY MEG WAITE CLAYTON
An unforgettable historical novel told across dual timelines, centered on the unlikely friendship between a screenwriter and a young actress hoping to be Alfred Hitchcock’s next star.
Thursday, May 7, 10:30am
$65 per person
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