When a pacifist monster hunter obtains a fake license, her mission becomes clear: find the creature that has killed the rich and powerful.

When a failed bank robber kidnaps a group of people, everyone’s hopes, heartaches, and more reveal themselves through police interviews with the hostages. Bakman’s novel explores mental health struggles as well as human connection.

A woman named Marjorie Valdez finds herself in Marietta, Georgia, where she discovers she can time travel from 1964 to present day. The book blends romance with magical realism, as Marjorie crosses paths with a man from her past.

Ready to Journey? Stop by and check out What's It All About? by local author Suzanne Dawson.

Evan’s novel focuses on finding comfort through literature and connections through written letters. When divorced lawyer Sybil Van Antwerp comes across old letters from someone of the past, she is forced to re-visit painful memories before continuing forward.

A family-friendly festival at Glover Park highlighting Geek Community, Pop Culture, and the arts.

Readers Book Club rescheduled from January reading: Crying in H Mart. This memoir explores the author’s Korean-American identity while she navigates a complicated relationship with her mother.

In author John North’s fantasy adventure, two witch sisters must fight their way home while dealing with a magic-wielding terrorist group and a vengeful vampire.

Robinson’s book follows a strong child dealing with her father’s serious illness.

Come meet Edgar-nominated Indie Next author Taryn Souders and pick up a signed copy of her newest release Secrets of the Broken House.

Secrets is a quirky whodunnit perfect for all ages.

Readers Book Club reading: Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner.

Author Chris Riker leads a book signing for his work, Darkling—An American Hymn. A young slave named Adaeze finds herself on a journey guided by a demon to Newport, RI. She gives birth to a child, Hope, who ultimately falls into the trap of an elite society. Adaeze’s diary travels its way through time and falls into the hands of an heiress named Robin Doyle; she reads both the diary and letters left by Hope, deciding which path is meant for her. Can the future overcome the sins of the past?

Join Readers Book Club as they read: Stay With Me by Ayòbámi Adébáyo.

Join Us for the mural reveal of our latest addition to the store! You will get to meet the artist Madison Richardson, have some snacks, some beverages, and more!

Ready to Journey? Stop by and check out What's It All About? by local author Suzanne Dawson.

Author Elizabeth John returns to The Reading Attic with her latest poetry collection, Five Dreams. She’s an award winner for the Bookfest Awards in addition to being an award finalist for The Best Book Awards.

Author KZK leads a book signing for her work, Filaments. With the recent disappearances of two men and her mother’s odd behavior, Thea must discover the truth behind this connection. Little does she know that she is about to embark on a journey that puts her life and sanity at risk.

Author Barbara Taylor holds a book signing for her literary work, WE SHALL REAP. This motivational, spiritual piece teaches the reader to strengthen their inner self as they embark on many different paths throughout life.

Readers Book Club Reading: The Art Thief: A True Story of Love, Crime, and a Dangerous Obsession.

Author Lynette Bacon-Nguyen leads a book signing featuring all her works. This includes her story, Adventurer’s Overture, which focuses on Amber battling through vicious cats and other adventurers along her journey. With evil lurking, Amber joins priestess Aoiria to save the city of Pondril.

Author and wildlife biologist Alex Troutman holds a book signing for Critters of Georgia. This informational yet entertaining book talks about the animals that can be found in the state of Georgia and features fun trivia questions for all.

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Ph.D. graduate and marine biologist, Diane Nelson, is on the hunt for an answer as to why algae are destroying life in and above sea. However, when an individual suddenly dies in her lab, Diane begins to believe there may be a more sinister answer to the mystery.

Based on the Harper’s Magazine memoir: “The Silent Type: On (Possibly) Being Bob Dylan’s Son.”

Boy From the North Country is a semi-autobiographical novel inspired by the author’s own uncertain celebrity paternity,

A son returns home to his dying mother and discovers not only the shocking identity of the absent father he’d always wondered about, but a woman whose life he never truly understood.

Author Kelly Young-Silverman returns for a fun book signing at The Reading Attic. Chit chat about stories and grab a signed copy of one of her works—perfect for that special child.

Author Deanna Oaks holds a signing for her poetry collection, The Order of Chaos. In her work, Oaks writes that there is healing amidst pain. Feelings emerge among built landscapes throughout the piece. It conveys that we have the power to reach the healing stage after all the hurt we experience along our journeys.

Come meet breakout self-published indie author, TZ Layton. His middle grade series, The Academy, is about a boy who has dreams of making it big with soccer. TZ will be promoting his new partnership with Sourcebooks, including the re-publishing of Books 1 & 2 from the series. He will be taking pictures, signing books, and talking soccer. You won’t want to miss this chance!