Tattered Cover Book Store
Cherry Creek, (303) 322-7727
Children’s storytime is at 10:30 a.m., Saturdays.
Today – 7 p.m., The Tattered Cover Teen Book Club will discuss
“The Hero and the Crown,” by Robin McKinley. Each month members of
the club decide the next month’s selection. All teens are
welcome.
Today – 7:30 p.m., Sebastian Faulks, author of the historical
trilogy set in France that includes best-sellers “Birdsong” and
“Charlotte Gray,” will read from and sign his new novel, “On Green
Dolphin Street.” Focusing on a richly significant time in our
recent past, Faulks’ new novel is a story set in America in 1960.
From the Cold War paranoia of Washington, D.C., to the bohemian
freedom of New York City, Faulks’ richly drawn characters play out
a love story at the beginning of a new and different
decade.
Thursday – 7 p.m., Parents and children are invited to meet
educator Wendy Schulz as she presents her new book, “E-Wally and
the Quest,” an adventure story that teaches 8- to 12-year-old
readers about the history, operation and dangers of the
Internet.
Thursday – 7:30 p.m., Adrianne Harun, a recipient of a Nelson
Algren Award from the Chicago Tribune and a MacDowell Fellowship,
will read from and sign her debut collection, “The King of Limbo
and Other Stories.”
Saturday – 2 p.m., Colorado author and illustrator Elizabeth
Nelson will present her new book, “I Live in Denver.” Her picture
book features Denver’s history and cultural attractions.
Sunday – 4 p.m., Popular author Michael Hoeye, who originally
self-published his book, will read from and sign copies of “Time
Stops for No Mouse.” The story follows the adventures of Hermux
Tantamoq, a mouse who finds himself entangled in the schemes of a
cosmetics tycoon, a plastic surgeon and a squad of lab
rats.
Monday – 7:30 p.m., John Katzenbach, whose seven previous novels
include the Edgar Award-nominated “In the Heat of the Summer” and
“The Shadow Man,” will read from and sign his new mystery, “The
Analyst,” a thriller about a doctor-patient relationship.
Tuesday – 7:30 p.m., Anthony Bourdain, critically acclaimed
author of “Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary
Underbelly,” will discuss and sign “A Cook’s Tour: In Search of the
Perfect Meal,” which is being published in conjunction with a
22-part series on The Food Network. Free tickets for this event
will be available at 6:30 p.m. One ticket per person in
line.
Feb. 13 – 7:30 p.m., Bruce Wagner, author of “Force Majeure” and
“I’m Losing You,” which he adapted into the movie “Women in Film,”
will read from and sign his new novel, “I’ll Let You Go,” a family
saga that takes place in Los Angeles.
Feb. 13 – 7:30 p.m., Tracy Hogg, author of the New York Times
best-seller “Secrets of the Baby Whisperer,” will discuss and sign
her follow-up, “Secrets of the Baby Whisperer for Toddlers.” A
trained nurse, lactation educator and newborn consultant, Hogg
offers revolutionary ideas on the way parents interact with their
children as they move beyond infancy into the toddler years. With
practical and simple advice, Hogg helps parents understand what
their toddler is all about and gives them the tools to instill
confidence, competency and authority.