March Lineup of Literary Events

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March Lineup of Literary Events

02/29/2024 02:15 AM EST

From historical fiction to middle grade fantasy to a conversation with children's authors Chelsea Clinton, Rita Williams-Garcia and our National Ambassador for Young People's Literature Meg Medina, we have a rich offering of March literary events for you. Stop by the Library and enjoy our free programs!

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