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The local author will speak at noon Oct. 7 at Sherman Public Library. The Friends of the Library event does not require tickets or advance signups.
Sherman Newsroom
October 6, 20261 min read
Local author Amy Shojai will discuss Lost and Found, the first novel in her September Day thriller series, at Sherman Public Library at noon Wednesday, Oct. 7.
The Friends of the Library is hosting the book talk at the library, 421 N. Travis St. No tickets or advance signups are required, according to the city’s event listing.
Shojai is scheduled to talk about how the series began, the characters she created and her writing process.
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