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Adam Ferguson authored fairy tale based on his and partner’s experience of becoming parents
A new children’s book lets elementary school students call the shots
Scott Feld wrote ”Dax to the Max” to encourage youngsters to use their imagination
Drawing from his own experiences pursuing “higher knowledge and self-realization” from India’s illustrious religious and spiritual traditions, Encinitas resident Alok Gupta wrote a book called “The Supreme Knowledge: The Science and Engineering of Life and Consciousness.”
A panel discussion with three Marine veterans, titled “Outside the Wire: Stories from Front Line Combat Veterans in Iraq and Afghanistan,” is set for Sept. 11 at Sunshine Brooks Theater in Oceanside
Former local’s new memoir, ‘All of This,’ is brutally candid about death, sex and single motherhood
Dr. Cherice Roth will do a reading and book signings Aug. 27 at Barnes & Noble
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The celebrated reporter and author of more than 20 books will speak about the lessons learned from his coverage of 10 American presidencies
Phyllis Schwartz, a three-time cancer survivor, crafts uplifting tale based on her own experiences
Inspired by the events of her own life over the past few decades, an 86-year-old Cardiff resident will release a memoir to demonstrate how your twilight years can be “an exciting, fun, fulfilling time.”
Michael Oldstone was just 11 years old when he read a book that influenced his life’s work — Paul de Kreuf’s “Microbe Hunters,” about the scientists who tracked the microscopic villains that caused deadly diseases.
Encinitas resident Natalie Reilly has published her first book “All Because of a Love Note”, alternatively titled: “How I unwittingly penned my way into the heart of an epic love story while writing thousands of love notes to America’s heroes.”
At 14, incoming San Dieguito Academy freshman Shanti Hershenson has already published 11 books.
Illustrator John Parra will be at Barnes & Noble in Encinitas Ranch Town Center Monday, May 30, to share a new book about working with his father and how the experience helped him connect with his creative side.
Fredrika Syren wrote a published practical guide on the subject
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Stefanie Dumont sums up her life’s work in two words – human potential.
A man enters a shabby apartment building in Chicago, sits down at a table, and agrees to a preposterous plan – the woman sitting before him, a self-described witch, will cast a spell to free him from the unwanted attentions of a persistent ex-girlfriend.
