Hillary Clinton Visits Winnetka Shop For Book Signing

WINNETKA, IL — Last year's defeated presidential candidate and former secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton, appeared at a Winnetka independent bookstore Monday afternoon to sign copies of her latest memoir, "What Happened."

Organizers of the event at The Book Stall, 811 Elm St., said there would be no speech or presentation and no books or items would be signed other than "What Happened," which was included in the ($32.50) price of tickets, and "It Takes A Village," which was made available for sale. Autographed books would not be personalized.

Attendees were required to put away all phones and other devices before approaching Clinton at the signing table, "and no posed photos or selfies" were permitted, according to organizers.

Following the event in Winnetka, Clinton is appearing Monday night at a sold out event at the Auditorium Theater in Chicago.

In the 2016 election, Clinton outperformed Barack Obama's support in 2012 by 33 points among voters in New Trier Township.

Hillary Clinton fans and a detractor waiting outside a Winnetka book signing. The former Secretary of State is in Chicago today. pic.twitter.com/ufDZADahkX
— Tahman Bradley (@tahmanbradley) October 30, 2017

Line around the block for Hillary Clinton Winnetka 1pm book signing. Will she say anything about indictments??? Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/hiQ4JPnin0
— Sarah Schulte (@SchulteABC7) October 30, 2017

Clinton caravan pulls into Winnetka Bookstall.... secret service blocking any access pic.twitter.com/AnWc8nrWFs
— Paris Schutz (@paschutz) October 30, 2017

“I have a great chapter about Russia in here” Hillary Clinton’s response to indictments as she signs books in Winnetka pic.twitter.com/rwU7F4y8bi
— Sarah Schulte (@SchulteABC7) October 30, 2017

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