In Honor of Librarians: Celebrating the Keepers of Story

Presented by: John Hart | Karin Slaughter | Kathy Wrights | Margaret Marin

Categories: Celebration | Influence | Librarians

Librarians’ contributions to literature are celebrated in a Southern tea gathering where authors share stories of inspiration and the vital role librarians play in fostering a love for reading.

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