Book release party! Anna Sortino's STOPS ALONG THE WAY

Join us to celebrate the release of STOPS ALONG THE WAY, by Anna Sortino!

Anna will be joined in conversation by Jenna Miller, author of WE GOT THE BEAT.

Ticket cost includes a $10 coupon at the event to be used in store.

The event and conversation will be interpreted in ASL (American Sign Language). To reserve accessible seating, please email us at [email protected].

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Event conversation will be followed by signing with Anna and Jenna. Both authors' previous titles will be available for purchase on-site. (You may also bring from home.) However, if there is a title that you are especially keen to purchase for signing, it is ***highly encouraged*** to order ahead of the event for store pickup.

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About STOPS ALONG THE WAY:

A sunny YA romance about a road trip and life’s unexpected turns from the author of Give Me a Sign.

Iris doesn’t trust the odds. Not when she has a 1 in 4 chance of inheriting the same vision diagnosis as her sister, Amelia.

When Iris travels to the east coast to help Amelia drive her things back from college, the last person she expects to run into on campus is Declan, her board game club rival, but he’s also there to drive his brother home for summer break. The unlikely occurrence results in the four of them caravaning together to Nebraska.

Iris and Declan are used to competing with dice and cards across a table, but the romantic feelings unfolding as they drive across the map are a total surprise. The odds of falling in love on the road seem low, especially amid car troubles and sister drama. Can Iris look past probability and embrace the unexpected?

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About the authors:

Anna Sortino is the award-winning author of Give Me a Sign, On the Bright Side, and Stops Along the Way. Her stories center disabled characters living their lives and falling in love. She lives in Chicago with her dog. Find out more at AnnaSortino.com.

Jenna Miller (she/her) writes Young Adult books about fat, queer, nerdy girls who deserve to feel seen and have their voices heard. When she’s not obsessing over words, she can be found fangirling over her dog, befriending people online, or exploring places near and far.

About the ASL interpreter:

Nina Dencklau (she/her) is an avid reader! When she isn't reading, she is a NIC-certified ASL interpreter locally in the Twin Cities. Her experiences range from STEM work to theater including work with the State Fair and the Guthrie. Nina is so grateful to have the opportunity to blend her personal and professional passions!

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