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Horror lovers rejoice! Do not miss the chance to meet the beloved author of such popular titles as Horrorstor, My Best Friend's Exorcism, Witchcraft for Wayward Girls, and more. Stop by to get your books signed with all your book friends. About the author: Like gravity, or ugly people, Grady Hendrix is hard to escape, especially here on his website. In this place, he is all up in your areas and he even wrote the words that you are reading right now. When you are on his website, he can see you. He can see you right now. Grady Hendrix writes fiction, also called lies, and he writes non-fiction, which people sometimes accidentally pay him for. He is the author of Horrorstör, the only novel about a haunted Scandinavian furniture store you'll ever need. It has been translated into 14 languages and is being turned into a movie. His novel My Best Friend's Exorcism, is set in his hometown and is all about demonic possession, friendship, exorcism, and the Eighties — it’s basically Beaches meets The Exorcist and it caused the Wall Street Journal to call him a national treasure and received rave reviews from everyone from Kirkus to Southern Living. Surprisingly, this is still not enough for him to earn his mother’s love. Still trying to prove himself to his family, he also wrote Paperbacks from Hell, a history of the horror paperback boom in the Seventies and Eighties. It was so popular it won a Stoker Award, and while you may not know what that is, trust me when I say that it is a big, big deal that gets Grady 20% off all purchases at the Franklin Mint. His next novel was We Sold Our Souls, a heavy metal take on the Faust legend, which hit bookstores in 2018 and got selected as one of the best books of 2018 by Library Journal, the Chicago Public library, and, finally, his mom. It’s also one of Locus’s recommended novels of 2018 and earned him an article in the Los Angeles Review of Books that makes him sound like some kind of smart person or something. He’s not. Desperate for his mother to love him more than his sisters, his next book was the New York Times bestseller, The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires, once again set in the neighborhood where he grew up. Then he wrote his best-selling ode to slasher movies, The Final Girl Support Group, followed by one more book set in his old neighborhood, How To Sell a Haunted House. At this point, he is not allowed to write any more books set in Charleston or he has to start paying Charleston a licensing fee. Grady Hendrix used to be a journalist, which means that he was completely irrelevant and could be killed and turned into food at any time. He is one of the founders of the New York Asian Film Festival, but he is not responsible for the bad parts of it. He is also not Asian. For years he was a regular film critic for the New York Sun but then it went out of business. He has written for Playboy Magazine, Slate, The Village Voice, the New York Post, Film Comment, and Variety. He has a hard time making up his mind. He recently wrote These Fists Break Bricks about kung fu movies coming to America in the ‘70s & ‘80s, and he also wrote a science fiction book called Occupy Space about an astronaut stranded on the International Space Station. He promises he had nothing to do with astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore being stranded on the ISS and he would never engage in that kind of publicity stunt. A long time ago he wrote a Satan Loves You which he self-published. It has since gone out of print but he’s working hard to get it back on the market. Please do not pay $1,000 for a copy. Along with his BFF from high school, Katie Crouch, he is the co-author of the YA series, The Magnolia League. He co-authored Dirt Candy: A Cookbook, the first graphic novel cookbook in America, with his wife and Ryan Dunlavey. It's now in its seventh printing which means that at least 24 people have bought a copy. His fiction has appeared in Strange Horizons, Pseudopod, and the anthology, The Mad Scientist's Guide to World Domination. He is very, very beautiful, but if you ever meet him, please do not let this make you uncomfortable. He does not judge. The New Yorker once ran a short profile of him, and this means that when the time comes and they are lining people up for the Space Arks he will be guaranteed a seat ahead of you. Information Source: Storyline Bookshop | eventbrite

Join in the excitement as author and illustrator David Rickert celebrates the release of his latest middle-grade book, Pizza, Pickles, and Apple Pie! Prepare for a delightful afternoon with David Rickert on November 4, 2023, at the Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington. Immerse yourself in this captivating event where Rickert explores how a pizza becomes a pizza and reveals the truth about pickles, which are actually cucumbers in disguise. This graphic-format nonfiction book will take kids on a journey through the history, nutrition, and American culture of their favorite foods. As an educator, David Rickert knows how to capture young readers' attention, and his comics have become a popular and effective tool for teaching English worldwide. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with an acclaimed author and illustrator. Admission is free, and there is no need to worry about securing a ticket as space is not limited to 25 seats. Enhance your experience by preordering the book today and enter a chance to win a $200 gift card to Goldbelly, a haven for gourmet food and food gifts. For more details about the event, visit the official website at https://www.covertocoverchildrensbooks.com/event/afternoon-illustrator-david-rickert.

Experience an enchanting evening with acclaimed young adult author Mindy McGinnis at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington. Delve into the gripping world of her latest YA novel, "Under This Red Rock," a compelling psychological mystery that captivates readers aged 14 and above. Follow a teenage girl navigating the shadows of her brother's tragic death while embarking on a new job in the Ohio caves, only to find herself entangled in a murder investigation. Drawing inspiration from luminaries like Courtney Summers, Kathleen Glasgow, and Lauren Oliver, Mindy McGinnis intricately weaves tales that span genres such as post-apocalyptic, historical, thriller, contemporary, mystery, and fantasy. Explore her diverse literary portfolio, including award-winning titles like "A Madness So Discreet," recognized with an Edgar Award. With an unyielding commitment to raw storytelling and a profound exploration of the human condition, Mindy's narratives offer a profound glimpse into the complexities of our world. Join us on March 22, 2024, for this exclusive event, free of charge.

Join renowned author Andrew Welsh-Huggins for an enlightening Author Talk and Signing event at Storyline Bookshop in Upper Arlington. Explore the fascinating world of literature and engage in a thought-provoking discussion with the acclaimed writer. The event will take place on April 11, 2025, at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221. Admission is free, offering a unique opportunity to meet the author in person and get your copy of his latest work signed. Don't miss this exceptional literary gathering in the heart of Upper Arlington.

Join authors Aya Khalil and Hannah Moushabeck for an enchanting evening of celebration as they present "Celebrating Arab Culture and Storytime" at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington. This special event will take place on November 17, 2023, and offers a diverse range of activities and readings for attendees to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Arab culture with engaging activities, including the opportunity to adorn henna tattoos and have children's names written in Arabic. Aya Khalil, a highly accomplished freelance journalist and educator, will be sharing her captivating journey as an immigrant from Egypt to the United States through her debut children's book, "The Arabic Quilt: An Immigrant's Story." With a master's degree in education, specializing in teaching English as a second language, Aya's work has been featured in reputable publications such as The Huffington Post and Teen Vogue. Accompanying Aya is Hannah Moushabeck, a talented second-generation Palestinian American author, editor, and marketer. Raised in a family of booksellers and publishers, she developed a deep appreciation for the power of literature. Hannah's poignant picture book, "Homeland: My Father Dreams of Palestine," beautifully explores her personal connection to her heritage. Join us as we delve into the wonders of Arab culture and storytelling. This event promises an unforgettable experience and is open to all, with no tickets required or limited entry. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of an evening that celebrates the beauty and diversity of Arab culture. Mark your calendars for November 17, 2023, and join Aya Khalil and Hannah Moushabeck at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington, Ohio.

Join the event "An Afternoon with Author Carmella Van Vleet" in Upper Arlington at Cover to Cover Children's Books on March 9, 2024. Author Carmella Van Vleet will be presenting her latest nonfiction book, "Frozen in Time," tailored for ages 7 and above. This captivating book serves as an engaging entry point into the realm of paleoclimatology for young readers, elucidating the scientific methodologies employed in studying our climate's past and their relevance to addressing future climate challenges. Carmella Van Vleet, an accomplished author with nearly 24 publications for both children and adults, brings her wealth of experience as a former educator to her writing. Residing in Ohio, she finds joy in crafting lists, punctuating with exclamation marks, and indulging in baking shows. Admission to this enlightening event is free of charge. Mark your calendars for an enriching afternoon with a talented author dedicated to fostering curiosity and knowledge among young minds.

Join the exciting event "Storytime with Author and Illustrator Emmy Kastner" at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington. Emmy Kastner, a talented author and illustrator, will be presenting her latest picture book, "While You're Asleep." Dive into a delightful PAJAMA storytime session filled with drawing and more interactive activities. Drawing inspiration from "The Panda Problem," this meta picture book offers a humorous and entertaining glimpse into the secret lives of both diurnal and nocturnal animals during your slumber. Emmy Kastner, a former high school teacher from San Francisco, is dedicated to empowering young voices through her work. Co-founding the youth writing center Read and Write Kalamazoo, she champions the development of reading and writing skills in children, promoting joy, creativity, equity, and access. Residing in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with her family, Emmy spends her days crafting stories and art in her studio above their family-owned coffee shop. Don't miss this captivating event on March 30, 2024, at Cover to Cover Children's Books. Admission is free for all attendees.

Don't miss the exclusive storytime event featuring authors Dr. Carlotta Penn and Debbie Rigaud, celebrating their captivating picture book, Step by Step. The story follows twelve-year-old Joyce Clemons as she chronicles the remarkable journey of nineteen Black mothers and thirty-seven children who walked 600 miles to integrate an Ohio elementary school. Dr. Penn, the founder of Daydreamers Press, passionately advocates for justice and utilizes the power of arts and literature to drive meaningful change. With an impressive portfolio of picture books like the Turtle with Afro series and Bright Boy ABCs, Dr. Penn's work continues to inspire. Joining her is Debbie Rigaud, known for co-authoring the best-selling Hope series and authoring young adult novels such as Simone Breaks All the Rules. This insightful event will take place at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington on May 4th, 2024, offering an enriching experience free of charge. Get ready to delve into a world where storytelling meets social impact.

Join the event "An Evening with Author Lindsay Bonilla" as she presents her latest picture book, The Storyteller. Delve into the enchanting world of Griffin and his grandmother, who captivates him with her magical tales, sparking his imagination and filling their days with wonder. Witness Griffin's journey as he navigates the fear of losing his grandmother's storytelling spark and discovers his inner courage through her timeless stories. Lindsay Bonilla, a renowned storyteller and author, has received accolades for her previous works, including the Parents’ Choice Award-winning Polar Bear Island and other heartwarming tales. Based in North Canton, Ohio, Lindsay shares her home with her husband, two imaginative children, and loyal dog, Blitzen. Don't miss this special event at Cover to Cover Children's Books in Upper Arlington on May 6, 2024, where Lindsay will enchant audiences with her storytelling magic. Admission is free, offering a delightful evening for families and book enthusiasts alike.

Join the exclusive event "Reading & Signing with David Rickert and Sarah Sue Morbitzer" at Storyline Bookshop in Upper Arlington. The event will take place on November 14, 2024, at 2108 Tremont Center. This is a rare opportunity to meet and greet the renowned authors in person. Admission is free, so don't miss out on this chance to engage with their work and get your books signed. Mark your calendars and come immerse yourself in the world of literature with David Rickert and Sarah Sue Morbitzer.

Grant . . . marries technique with expression to illustrate Umami as a happy-belly food bon viveur—sweetly wide-eyed with joy, wonder, and gustatory delight—forging a tasty path in a bountiful world. --PW, starred review Jacob Grant is an author, illustrator, and dad who is usually hungry. Many of his favorite foods are in this book. When not thinking about food, Jacob can be found at home in Chicago, drawing and writing books like: No Fair!, No Pants!, and Bear's Scare, among other stories. Learn more about Jacob at JacobGrantBooks.com. Information Source: Cover to Cover Children's Books | eventbrite

In the Stolen Key, Colin and Nevaeh unravel their most personal mystery yet. A serious accident leaves Nevaeh’s family reeling—and Nevaeh racked with guilt. And digging into Colin’s father’s past may lead Colin and his mom into even more danger. Can Colin and Nevaeh solve the mystery before it's too late? Margaret Peterson Haddix grew up on a farm in Ohio. As a kid, she knew two girls who had the exact same first, middle, and last names and shared the same birthday—only one year apart—and she always thought that was bizarre. As an adult, Haddix worked as a newspaper reporter and copy editor in Indiana before her first book, Running Out of Time, was published. She has since written more than forty books for kids and teens, including the Greystone Secrets series, the Shadow Children series, the Missing series, the Children of Exile series, and lots of stand-alones. Haddix and her husband, Doug, now live in Columbus, Ohio, where they raised their two kids. You can learn more about her at haddixbooks.com. Information Source: Cover to Cover Children's Books | eventbrite

Don't miss the opportunity to attend the Author Talk and Signing event with Barbara Nickless in Upper Arlington. Join the acclaimed author at Storyline Bookshop on January 11, 2025, located at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221. This exclusive event offers a unique chance to meet the author in person, hear insights about her work, and get your copy of her latest book signed. Admission is free, so mark your calendar for this unforgettable literary experience.

Don't miss the upcoming Author Signing with Kristy Boyce at Storyline Bookshop in Upper Arlington. The event is scheduled for January 17, 2025. This is a great opportunity to meet the author and get your books signed. The venue is located at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221. Admission is free, so mark your calendar and join fellow book enthusiasts for an unforgettable literary experience.

Experience the magic of poetry at the upcoming Poetry Reading with Raquel Franco in Upper Arlington. Join us at Storyline Bookshop on January 25, 2025, located at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221. Immerse yourself in an evening of beautiful verses and captivating storytelling, all for free. Don't miss this opportunity to be swept away by the power of words in a charming literary setting. Mark your calendars and prepare to be inspired by the talented Raquel Franco at this special event.

This silly, interactive book for young children learning to talk is more than a fun story. It's a toy for your child and a tool for the reader Use the embedded strategies in this book to help encourage imitation, turn-taking, gestures, responses, facial expressions, and meaningful sounds - the building blocks of communication Emily Ferjencik, MS, CCC-SLP is a pediatric speech-language pathologist, owner of Treehouse Speech Therapy, and children's book author. Her first book entitled Funny Bunny: What's That Sound? in an interactive story for young children learning to talk. She lives in Westerville with her husband and two bunny-loving children. Information Source: Cover to Cover Children's Books | eventbrite

About the book: ‍ Set against the backdrop of World War II, this gripping narrative follows the contrasting paths of Anna and Hayden Schmitt, siblings hailing from Munich, Germany. Despite being raised under the same roof, their personalities diverge starkly: Anna, a staunch advocate for her convictions, while Hayden strives for acceptance from his peers at any cost. ‍ Fearing for their children's safety in Nazi Germany, Anna and Hayden's parents make the difficult decision to send them to live with relatives in Paris. However, this move leads to a growing chasm between the siblings. In the City of Lights, their once-close bond fractures amidst the complexities of friendships, romantic entanglements, and their differing approaches to navigating the perilous German occupation. As they grapple with these divergent paths, their lives become entwined with the struggles and challenges of wartime Paris. Information Source: Storyline Bookshop | eventbrite

This event on April 19 is in partnership with the Ohioana Book Festival. The festival will be held on Saturday, May 3. Learn more about the fest at https://www.ohioana.org/programs/ohioana-book-festival Pop out a world of wonder! Watch as young minds come alive as they pop out pieces, then fold and glue together buildings, vehicles, and friendly faces. Making a bustling town encourages hours of imaginative play--perfect for little architects and builders who love the tactile joy of building blocks and Lego-like toys. Growing up, Merrill Rainey spent most of his Saturday afternoons watching monster movies, drawing superheroes, and going on imaginary adventures with his siblings. Today, he is a cowboy-boot-wearing, award-winning illustrator, designer, and paper engineer. Merrill likes to experiment with art tools and uses marker, cut paper, or water soluble graphite to create his illustrations. Merrill lives in the historic town of Maumee, Ohio, with his editor (his wife), subject matter experts (his kids), and very opinionated coworkers (two pups, two goldfish, and some crabby hermit crabs). Information Source: Cover to Cover Children's Books | eventbrite

Welcome to the local Premiere of "Counted Out" hosted by Upper Arlington Schools! Join us for a special screening of “Counted Out,” a new hard-hitting documentary that shines a light on math as the foundation of democracy and economic opportunity. Watch the trailer here: Counted Out Film Trailer More about “Counted Out” “Counted Out” investigates the biggest crises of our time. Political polarization. Racial biases. Social injustice. Economic inequity. Climate change. And a global pandemic. All viewed through a previously unseen lens: math. In our current information economy, math is everywhere.The people we date, the news we see, the influence of our votes, the candidates who win elections, the education we can access, the jobs we get is all underwritten by an invisible layer of math that few of us understand, or even notice. But whether we know it or not, our numeric literacy — whether we can speak the language of math — is a critical determinant of social and economic power. Through a mosaic of personal stories, expert interviews, and scenes of math transformation in action, “Counted Out” shows what’s at risk if we keep the status quo. Do we want an America in which most of us don’t consider ourselves “math people?” Where math proficiency goes down as students grow up? Or do we want a country where everyone can understand the math that undergirds our society — and can help shape it? The film’s voices include the late civil rights icon Robert Moses as well as Talithia Williams, associate professor of mathematics at Harvey Mudd University and TEDx speaker of “ Own Your Body’s Data ,” Julia Angwin, investigative journalist and founder of Proof , Steven Levitt, co-author of “Freakonomics.” Information Source: Counted Out Film | eventbrite

Author Signing with Maggie Smith Indie Bookstore Day: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Storyline is pleased to welcome New York Times bestselling author and poet Maggie Smith to celebrate her new book, Dear Writer: Pep Talks & Practical Advice for the Creative Life for a signing event. About the Book: New York Times bestselling author and poet Maggie Smith distills creativity and the craft of writing in this practical guide, perfect for fans of Elizabeth Gilbert’s Big Magic and Anne Lamott’s Bird by Bird. Drawing from her twenty years of teaching experience and her bestselling Substack newsletter, For Dear Life, Maggie Smith breaks down creativity into ten essential elements: attention, wonder, vision, play, surprise, vulnerability, restlessness, tenacity, connection, and hope. Each element is explored through short, inspiring, and craft-focused essays, followed by generative writing prompts. Dear Writer provides tools that artists of all experience levels can apply to their own creative practices and carry with them into all genres and all areas of life. About the Author: Maggie Smith is the award-winning New York Times bestselling author of eight books of poetry and prose, including You Could Make This Place Beautiful, Good Bones, Goldenrod, Keep Moving, and My Thoughts Have Wings. A 2011 recipient of a Creative Writing Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts, Smith has also received a Pushcart Prize, and numerous grants and awards from the Academy of American Poets, the Sustainable Arts Foundation, the Ohio Arts Council, the Greater Columbus Arts Council, and the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. She has been widely published, appearing in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, The Nation, The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Best American Poetry, and more. You can follow her on social media @MaggieSmithPoet. ‍ Information Source: Storyline Bookshop | eventbrite

The Sci-Fi Fantasy Book Club Meeting will be held at Storyline Bookshop in Upper Arlington on April 27, 2025. This event is free to attend and will provide an opportunity for fans of science fiction and fantasy literature to come together and discuss their favorite books. The venue, located at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221, offers a comfortable setting for book enthusiasts to engage in lively conversations about their shared interests. Mark your calendars for this exciting gathering of like-minded individuals passionate about exploring the imaginative worlds of speculative fiction.

Join the highly-anticipated Author Talk and Signing event featuring Renee Rosen at Storyline Bookshop in Upper Arlington. The event is scheduled for April 29, 2025. Don't miss this opportunity to meet the acclaimed author in person and have your copy of her latest book signed. Admission is free for all attendees. Make sure to mark your calendars for this special literary event taking place at 2108 Tremont Center, Upper Arlington, OH 43221.