Carol Weston, author of the Ana Wren series and numerous juvenile fiction works will visit the Donald W. Reynolds Library via a video chat on Monday afternoon from 4 to 5.
Weston's most popular work is her Ava Wren series. The book series includes "Ava and Pip," "Ava and Taco Cat," and "Ava XOX," which are the diaries of a fifth grade girl with a good heart and a passion for palindromes. A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads they same backwards and forwards. The New York Times says "Ava and Pip" is "a love letter to language" and "perfectly captures the complexities of sisterhood."
This program is part of he Literary Series sponsored by the Friends of the Baxter County Library and is free with no registration required.
Weston's most popular work is her Ava Wren series. The book series includes "Ava and Pip," "Ava and Taco Cat," and "Ava XOX," which are the diaries of a fifth grade girl with a good heart and a passion for palindromes. A palindrome is a word or phrase that reads they same backwards and forwards. The New York Times says "Ava and Pip" is "a love letter to language" and "perfectly captures the complexities of sisterhood."
This program is part of he Literary Series sponsored by the Friends of the Baxter County Library and is free with no registration required.
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