Join us for a fun\, fast-paced improv even t in which Sisters in Crime authors Norman Birnbach\, Tilia Klebenov Jacob s\, and Tonya D. Price brainstorm on their feet to create a brand new myst ery\, using suggestions from the audience.
\nNorman Birnbach will ha ve the book \;Why Should I Trust You? \;available to sign and purchase. Cash\, Venmo\, PayPal\, and checks will be accepted for pay ment.
\nTilia Klebenov Jacobs will have the books \;Why Shou ld I Trust You? \;and Casper and Jasper and the Terrible Tyra nt available to sign and purchase. Cash\, credit cards\, and checks w ill be accepted for payment.
\nFor grades 4+. Registration Requi red. Please contact Annabelle at \;aho.ddm@minlib.net \;with questions.
\nSisters in Crime Authors:
\nNorman Birnbach writes science fictio n\, crime\, and humor\, and often all three at once. He is a co-author of& nbsp\;Why Should I Trust You?\, a spooky\, fast-paced middle-grad e adventure about trust\, forgiveness\, and finding courage when it matter s most\, and \;Stealing Time\, a time-travel jewelry heist no vel named a Nevada Young Readers Award 2026-27 nominee. A native New Yorke r\, he lives outside Boston with his wife\, three children\, and dog\, Tax i.
\nTilia Klebenov Jacobs \;is the author of t wo crime novels\, a middle-grade fantasy book\, and\, with Norman Birnbach \, two books for kids\, including Why Should I Trust You? and the Silver Falchion finalist YA novel\, \;Stealing Time. Tilia i s a member of Sisters in Crime\, and she is vice president of \;Myster y \;Writers of America-New England.
\nTonya D. Price&rsq uo\;s \;short stories have been published in almost every gen re\, but she loves writing US and International historical thrillers\, man y of which are young adult stories. Her short fiction has appeared in \;The Best American \;Mystery \;Short Stories of 2019\, a nd in Masthead\, \;The Best New England Crime Stories of 2020.&nbs p\;She is currently working on \;Internment\, a \;WW II novel \;about a sixteen-year-old American boy who loses his friends \, home\, and freedom when his German father is falsely accused of being a Nazi spy.
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