Borders
AURORA | 6606 S. Parker Road
SA 2 P.M. | DK Simoneau signs her children’s book, “We’re Having a Tuesday.”
Borders – Colorado Mills
LAKEWOOD | 14500 W. Colfax Ave., Suite 145
F 5 P.M. | Ellen McVicker signs “Butterfly Kisses.”
SA 2 P.M. | Jessica Bass will read from and sign “Do You Know What Teachers Really Do After School?”
Borders – Stapleton
8230 E. 49th Ave., Suite 1370
F 5 P.M. | DK Simoneau signs her children’s book, “We’re Having a Tuesday.”
SA 2 P.M. | Ellen McVicker signs “Butterfly Kisses.”
Borders
ENGLEWOOD | 9515 E. County Line Road
F 5 P.M. | Randy Weekley signs his children’s book, “Bullies, Strangers, Safety and More.”
SA 2 P.M. | Chris Kauflin will read from and sign “Smiletown’s Big Snowy Day.”
Borders – Southwest Plaza
LITTLETON | 8501 W. Bowles Ave.
F 5 P.M. | Cathy Schmelter will discuss and sign “Cutting Thru the Nutritional Jungle – A Survival Guide to Feeding Kids.”
SA 2 P.M. | Randy Weekley signs his children’s book, “Bullies, Strangers, Safety and More.”
Borders
NORTHGLENN | 241 W. 104th St.
F 5 P.M. | Jessica Bass will read from and sign “Do You Know What Teachers Really Do After School?”
SA 2 P.M. | Catherine O’Connell signs “Well Bred and Dead.”
Boulder Book Store
BOULDER | 1107 Pearl St.
3-5 P.M. | The book store is hosting “A Celebration of Molly Ivins.” The featured speaker for the event is Ellen Sweets of The Denver Post. Suzanne Venino, Elizabeth Wrenn and Roz Brown are among other local writers who will share their thoughts of the award-winning columnist who died of breast cancer in February. The program is free.
M 6:30 P.M. | Claudia McAdam and John Fielder sign “Do You See What I See?”
TU 7:30 P.M. | Teresa Neal signs “Evolution Toward Equality: Equality for Women in the American West” as part of Women’s History Month.
TH 7:30 P.M. | Marc Bekoff signs “The Emotional Lives of Animals.”
Byers Evans House
32 Broadway
W 7 P.M. | The Denver Book Mall presents a Colorado Homegrown Tales program featuring dramatic readings of works by Colorado authors by local actors including Dell Domnik, Debbie Knapp and Guy Williams. Works by authors Kent Haruf, James Van Pelt and Thomas Zigal are included. Tickets are $10, refreshments are included. The program repeats at 4 p.m. March 25.
Denver Book Mall
32 Broadway
W 4 P.M. | Steve Hockensmith signs “On the Wrong Track.”
High Crimes Mystery Bookshop
BOULDER | 946 Pearl St.
TU 7 P.M. | Steve Hockensmith signs “On the Wrong Track.”
TH 7 P.M. | Christine Goff signs “Death Shoots a Birdie.”
Murder By the Book
DENVER | 1574 S. Pearl St.
TU 5-6:30 P.M. | Laura Lippman signs “What the Dead Know.”
W 5-6:30 P.M. | Steve Hockensmith signs “On the Wrong Track.”
SA NOON-1:30 P.M. | Christine Goff signs “Death Shoots a Birdie.”
Tattered Cover Colfax
2526 E. Colfax Ave.
M 7:30 P.M. | Debra Dean will read from and sign the new paperback edition of “The Madonnas of Leningrad.”
W 7:30 P.M. | Elizabeth Strout will read from and sign the new paperback edition of “Abide With Me.”
W 7:30 P.M. | Lionel Shriver will read from and sign “The Post-Birthday World.”
Tattered Cover Highlands Ranch
Highlands Ranch Parkway at Lucent Boulevard
TU 7:30 P.M. | Laura Lippman will read from and sign “What the Dead Know.”
Tattered Cover LoDo
1628 16th St.
W 7:30 P.M. | Mario Acevedo will read from and sign “X-Rated Blood Suckers.”
W 7:30 P.M. | Mark Stevens will read from and sign “Antler Dust.”
F 7:30 P.M. | Terry McAuliffe will discuss and sign “What a Party! My Life Among Democrats: Presidents, Candidates, Donors, Activists, Alligators and Other Wild Animals.” Free tickets for the signing will be available at 6:30 p.m.
Waldenbooks – Cherry Creek
3000 E. First Ave.
F 4 P.M. | Catherine O’Connell signs “Well Bred and Dead.”
Woodbury Branch Library
3265 Federal Blvd.
SA 10 A.M. | The Denver Public Library Commission’s Latino Leadership Awards committee will host a ceremony to award the 2007 Latino Leadership awards. Flora Rodriguez Russel and Federico F. Peña will be presented with the Cesar Chavez Leadership Hall of Fame award and Magdalena Aguayo will receive the Lena L. Archuleta Community Service Award. The sixth annual program is free.
