Clinton at the Book Revue

Him, not her.

Bill Clinton is coming to Huntington:

At the Book Revue

Sunday, December 2nd, 2:30pm

Former President Bill Clinton will be signing his new book Giving: How Each of Us Can Change The World at Book Revue on Sunday, December 2nd, beginning at 2:30pm.


Giving: How Each of Us Can Change the World is an inspiring look at how individual endeavors can save lives and solve problems, and it offers compelling examples of citizen activism at work in the world today. A portion of President Clinton's proceeds from the book will be donated to charities and nonprofits that are doing their part to change the world.

PLEASE NOTE:

President Clinton will sign one copy of Giving per person. He will not have time to sign any other books, memorabilia, etc.

Bags and other personal items will not be permitted in Book Revue during the event.

This includes, but is not limited to, cameras, pens, photos, other books, gifts, phones, etc.

Please leave these items at home or in your car.

Important details regarding the organization of the event will be posted on our website, www.bookrevue.com, later today.

For further clarification, call Book Revue at 631-271-1442.

Caroline Kennedy at the Book Revue

Caroline Kennedy will sign copies of her new book, A Family Christmas, at the Book Revue on Saturday, December 8th, beginning at 6pm.

Kennedy shares some of her favorite Christmas poetry, prose, lyrics and scripture, drawing on a variety of authors including Harper Lee, Billy Collins, Charles Dickens, John and Yoko, and Martin Luther King Jr. Also included is her own childhood Christmas wish list, and a letter from John F. Kennedy to a child concerned about the well-being of Santa Claus.

Please note: this event is a SIGNING only.

Caroline Kennedy will only have time to sign her new book.

Action at the Book Revue

Wow, I guess I missed all the fun at the Book Revue last night. Looks to me as if some people think the Suffolk Police Department can be summoned and misled, at the expense of peaceful assembly. Maybe the creeps who caused this problem shouldn't be invited back?

Go See Bart!

Newsday reporter BART JONES will be speaking about and signing Hugo!: The Hugo Chavez Story, From Mud Hut to Perpetual Revolution Wednesday 8pm, at the Book Revue in Huntington. Based in part on interviews with key people in Chavez's presidency, this political biography details episodes from the history of Venezuela's infamous leader that have never before been told in full, from his impoverished childhood to his decade-long conspiracy in the military to the 2002 coup in which he was kidnapped and nearly killed.
Bart's a good guy, smart and well informed. If Venezuelan politics, or issues revolving around the oil supply, interest you, go listen.