Special events at Third Place Books this week

The week ahead is full of special author events at Third Place Books, in addition to regular author appearances. Here are the events that require tickets, a book purchase for the signing line, or even refreshments!

Third Place Books is located on the upper level at Lake Forest Park Town Center at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way.

SIGNING LINE TICKETS REQUIRED

Dolvett Quince

The 3-1-2-1 Diet : Eat and Cheat Your Way to Weight Loss--Up to 10 Pounds in 21 Days (Grand Central)

Tuesday, November 19 at 7pm

Tried every diet and weight loss promise out there, but just can’t keep the weight off? Finally ready to drop those pounds fast, without feeling deprived? Fitness guru and trainer from The Biggest Loser, Dolvett Quince, finally shows you how with his revolutionary diet and fitness program The 3-1-2-1 Diet. Receive your signing line ticket with purchase of The 3-1-2-1 Diet at Third Place Books.  Book available 11.12.13

SPECIAL AFTERNOON EVENT

Jung Chang

Empress Dowager CIXI: The Concubine who Launched Modern China (Knopf)

Wednesday, November 20 at 1pm

Join us for a special afternoon event, refreshments will be served. Chang has created an impassioned defense of the daughter of a government employee who finagled her way to becoming the long-reigning empress dowager, feminist and reformer. Jung Chang is the best-selling author of Wild Swans and Mao: The Unknown Story.

SPECIAL MORNING EVENT - TICKET REQUIRED

Jeff Kinney

Diary of a Wimpy Kid : Hard Luck (Abrams)

Thursday, November 21 at 8am 

We are thrilled to welcome the best-selling author of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, Jeff Kinney, to the Third Place Commons stage.  This is a presentation only. Call 206-366-3333 to purchase your ticket or visit the website for details.

SIGNING LINE TICKETS WITH PURCHASE

Timothy Egan

Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher (Mariner Books)

Thursday, November 21 at 7pm

How a lone man’s epic obsession led to one of America’s greatest cultural treasures: Prize-winning writer Timothy Egan tells the riveting, cinematic story behind the most famous photographs in Native American history -- and the driven, brilliant man who made them.