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The Canton Palace Theatre
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info@cantonpalacetheatre.org
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About the Theatre
The Canton Palace
Theatre maintains the architectural integrity of its historic Theatre and
partners with others to present cultural\, entertainment\, and educational
experiences for the community.
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Presentation followed by Q&\;A
session and book signing. Books available for purchase at the event.
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#1 NYT bestselling author Debbie Macomber&rsquo\;s novels have
spent over 990 weeks on the bestseller list with twelve hitting the #1 sp
ot. She was the inaugural winner of the Quill Award for romance in 2005 an
d has been awarded both a RITA and a lifetime achievement award by the Rom
ance Writers of America.
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Debbie Macomber writes stories of everyday hope
\, love\, and forgiveness. Her uplifting lectures draw fans from all acros
s the country. She is one of today&rsquo\;s most prolific and popular auth
ors of contemporary women&rsquo\;s fiction and is the author of \;nume
rous bestsellers\, including Sweet Tomorrows\, A Girl&rsquo\;
s Guide to Moving On\, Last One Home\, Blossom Street Br
ides\, \;and \;Rose Harbor in Bloom.
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Best kn
own for her beloved Cedar Cove and Rose Harbor series\, Macomber has also
published bestselling cookbooks\, several works of nonfiction&mdash\;such
as the popular One Perfect World&mdash\;an adult coloring book\,
and two acclaimed children&rsquo\;s books. Every year Macomber delights he
r readers with a Christmas novel celebrating the best of the season. Five
of these novels have been made into original Hallmark Channel movies.
\;The Cedar Cove series was made into Hallmark Channel&rsquo\;s first scri
pted dramatic series\, and ran for three seasons.
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Macomber started out on
a rented typewriter on her kitchen table\, determined to become a writer
while also raising four young children. 168 titles later\, she now owns tw
o businesses in addition to being a writer\, The Grey House Café\; (
formerly the Victorian Rose Tea Room) and A Good Yarn Shop (featured in th
e Blossom Street novels) in Port Orchard\, WA\, the town which inspired th
e Cedar Cove series.
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Macomber and her husband serve on the Guidepo
sts National Advisory Cabinet and she is World Vision&rsquo\;s internation
al spokesperson for their Knit for Kids charity initiative\, which include
s Macomber&rsquo\;s own Knit One\, Bless Two. She is also a Pearl S. Buck
International Honorary Board Member and the recipient of a \;lifetime
achievement award by the Romance Writers of America.
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