Author Adrianna Trigiani to Speak at Easton Library

Are you an Adriana Trigiani fan? She'll be at the on Wednesday, May 9, at 7:00 p.m. The Library is one of the stops on the tour for her latest book, The Shoemaker’s Wife.

Go to Adriana’s website and you learn that the idea for the novel started with her grandmother Lucia’s three foot stack of Enrico Caruso records. Check out the book trailer for more about the story behind the novel.

Debuting on April 3, The Shoemaker’s Wife is an instant New York Times best-seller, coming in at #5 this week. Copies are on sale now at the Library for $20. (That’s less than you’ll pay on Amazon if you include the cost of shipping, and you’ll be supporting the Library.) Books will also be on sale at the book talk.

Seating is limited , and you must have a ticket to attend the book talk/signing. Tickets are free and available through Saturday, April 21, at the Main Library for Easton Library card holders only. Your card must be current and fine free. (You can get a library card by showing a photo ID and proof of residence in the Easton Area School District.) There’s a limit of two tickets per person.  Any tickets remaining will be available to the general public beginning Monday, April 23.

The program will be held in the Catherine Drake Meeting Room which is handicapped accessible from the Church Street entrance.

For more information, call the Library Director Jennifer Stocker at 610-258-2917 ext 310.