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Award-winning nonfiction author David Laskin makes a stop at the Phoenix Changing Hands Bookstore location during his current to promoting his latest novel, The Family: Three Journeys Into the Heart of the Twentieth Century. Author of The Children's Blizzard, whose writings have appeared in the New York Times and Smithsonian,...

By Glenn BurnSilver

September 4, 2014

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Award-winning nonfiction author David Laskin makes a stop at the Phoenix Changing Hands Bookstore location during his current to promoting his latest novel, The Family: Three Journeys Into the Heart of the Twentieth Century. Author of The Children's Blizzard, whose writings have appeared in the New York Times and Smithsonian, Laskin’s latest traces the roots of his Jewish family during the twentieth century as it deals with family travails across three continents, two world wars, and several restructurings of the world map. A deeply personal, emotional and moving account, Laskin will discuss his research, writing and dedication to this book’s creation.

Meet and greet David Laskin at 7 p.m. Tuesday, September 9, at Changing Hands Bookstore, 300 West Camelback Road. Admission is free with book purchase. Call 602-274-0067 or visit www.changinghands.com.

Tue., Sept. 9, 7 p.m., 2014

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