Content Bookstore is thrilled to bring you a special reading with one of our favorite authors, the beloved Kate DiCamillo. We invite you to join us at the Grand Event Center on Sunday, November 16th at 3 pm for a reading and book signing around Kate's new book LOST EVANGELINE, from her series THE NORENDY TALES. Please read on for ticketing details below.

THIS IS A TICKETED EVENT.

- Tickets are $19.99 plus tax, and include one copy of Kate's new book LOST EVANGLINE.

- Ticket admits one.

- You will receive your book on the day of the event.

- Tickets may be purchased below, in person at Content, or by calling 507-222-9238

- We will also have copies of Kate's titles BECAUSE OF WINN DIXIE 25th ANNIVERSARY EDITION, FERRIS (paperback) and ORRIS AND TIMBLE: LOST AND FOUND available for sale and signing at the event. Only books purchased at the event will be eligible for signing.

This captivating original fairy tale set in the world of THE PUPPETS OF SPELHORST and THE HOTEL BALZAAR features an exclusive color illustration and gilded edges on the first printing.

When a shoemaker discovers a tiny girl (as small as a mouse!) in his shop, he takes her in, names her Evangeline, and raises her as his own. The shoemaker’s wife, however, fears that Evangeline has bewitched her husband, so when an opportunity arises to rid herself of the girl, she takes it. Evangeline finds herself far from her adopted father and her home, a tiny girl lost in the wide world. But she is brave, and she is resourceful, and with the help of those she meets on her journey—including a disdainful and self-satisfied cat—she may just find her way again. Return to the magical land of Norendy in this third original fairy tale by renowned storyteller Kate DiCamillo, perfect for savoring alone or for reading aloud with someone you love. Graced with exquisite black-and-white illustrations by Sophie Blackall, this timeless story of a girl and her father will make you believe in the impossible.

Kate DiCamillo is one of America’s most beloved storytellers. She is a former National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature and a two-time Newbery Medalist. Born in Philadelphia, she grew up in Florida and now lives in Minneapolis.