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Nationally Acclaimed Author To Join WeHa Library Next Week

Registrants are sought for a West Hartford Public Library event next week featuring an author who was honored by President Obama.

The West Hartford Public Library next week is hosting the author of a poignant memoir entitled 'A Place Called Home,' about the author's rise from a broken family and poverty to become a critically acclaimed author.
The West Hartford Public Library next week is hosting the author of a poignant memoir entitled 'A Place Called Home,' about the author's rise from a broken family and poverty to become a critically acclaimed author. (Courtesy of Town of West Hartford)

WEST HARTFORD, CT — The West Hartford Public Library next week is hosting a well-known author who has been on 'Good Morning America' and been recognized by President Barack Obama.

The library on Tuesday, April 4, will host author David Ambroz in a virtual program the local community can sign up for. The event is at 6:30 p.m.

Ambroz, who hails from Los Angeles, Calif., will discuss his latest work, a memoir entitled "A Place Called Home."

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According to the library, "A Place Called Home" is a "gut-wrenching personal account of Ambroz’s early life of poverty, homelessness and foster care."

"The book is also an against-all-odds success story," wrote the library. "Today, David Ambroz is a national poverty and child welfare expert and advocate. "

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David was recently featured on Good Morning America and was recognized by President Obama as an American Champion of Change.

Registration is suggested. Go to bit.ly/3Frb2ce or call 860-561-6990 to register for the program.

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