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Vroman's Bookstore
695 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91101
Tel: 626-449-5320
Fax: 626-792-7308
695 E. Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91101
Tel: 626-449-5320
Fax: 626-792-7308
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$14.99The FDR years were some of the most fascinating and transformative in US history. They were a time of hope and change, but also of widespread racism and devastating economic crisis (not to mention the barbarism of the Second World War). This book provides a brief overview of that time. It’s a great introduction to the life, presidency, and administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, with a focus on the interaction between the government, popular movements, and socio-economic forces. The narrative is complemented by short illustrated ‘comics’ sections that emphasize key ideas and events. This is a fun, informative, and relevant read!
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Start: 10:30 am
On February 4th at 10:30am join Princess Rose and her dancing sisters at Vroman’s for a special storytime performance. Embark on a mystical journey and meet the princesses, all crowned with beautiful floral names. Hear how the sisters travel through enchanted forests to dance the night away and learn to curtsy like a princess! Storytime guests will be entered into a drawing to win two tickets to Pasadena Civic Ballet’s production of The Twelve Dancing Princesses based on the Grimm fairytale. The winner will also receive tickets to the Princess Tea before the ballet featuring Pasadena’s own nobility – the 2012 Rose Queen© and Royal Court. Plus Vroman’s guests will receive a 10% discount on ballet tickets if purchased on February 4th. So be a part of the magic, and watch this dancing fairytale come to life.
Start: 5:00 pm
The UC Irvine MFA Reading Series is a program designed to allow current first and second year fiction and poetry writers to showcase their original work to an audience of their peers and literature enthusiasts alike. The reading on February 4th will feature new pieces by poets Austin Ellis and Olga Moskvina and fiction writers Brendan Park and Lisa Douglas. For more information on the reading series or the MFA program, please visit: http://www.humanities.uci.edu/mfareading/
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