I haven't been to many book readings lately. I used to love to go them at different places. Recently, I was invited to a reading of a new book called "Zoofari" by Amanda Bybee. The plot of the book is: Jaime Needham can't see anything at night, but she has a grand vision to protect the animals of the SF Zoo from the people of her city. When 16-year-old Jaime, legally blind, gets her hands on the Master Zoo Key to rescue research study members at San Francisco's Zoofari from an ill-fated venture into the Tigers' den, she develops the courage to find her way out, on her own terms. Bybee is a teacher of the visually impaired who has a visual impairment herself.
The reading was very fun and held at a cool place:
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| The inside of Mission Coffee |
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| Cookies |
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| I loved the pipes in the ceiling. I know I am strange |
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| Coffee |
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| A huge coffee grinder |
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| Where bad customers go |
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| Amanda Bybee reading from her book |
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| The book-Zoofari |
An interesting post with great photographs Patrick,
ReplyDeleteThe readings and venue sound great fun and with cookies like that...how could anyone resist? ;D
Waving from a springy Bonnie Scotland
Thanks for coming by. It was cool.
DeleteNeat book concept and a neat looking place for a reading. I'm a fan of the industrial look with those exhaust fan pipes too.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was a great book reading in a great setting.
DeleteLOL, "where bad customers go"...
ReplyDeleteLove the pipes - does this make me strange too? ;)
I just think it makes you normal-Thanks for stopping by.
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