A.J. Jacobs lives according to all the commandments of the Bible for an entire year. The Year of Living Biblically is a hilarious, quixotic, thought-provoking memoir.

New Yorker contributor Adam Gopnik presents his latest work about Lincoln and Darwin.

Adriana Trigiani, beloved by millions of readers around the world for her hilarious and heartwarming novels, presents her latest work, Brava, Valentine .


Tickets for this event are $5.00, which may be used toward the purchase of the book.

The beloved Adriana Trigiani visits the Wilton Library. Seats are still available. Call the Wilton Library at 203-762-3950 to sign up!

More, please! Foodie authors Adrienne Kane and Giulia Melucci know how to serve up a couple of great memoirs. Come for a night of hearty conversation when Kane presents Cooking and Screaming, her story of suffering from a stroke at 21 and overcoming her immobility with her intense passion for cooking, and Melucci discusses I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti, a hilarious retelling of her fizzled romances and the recipes she used for seduction and consolation.

An NYU coed is brutally murdered after being stalked online - was her stalker responsible, or is the crime part of a much more insidious plot that could endanger another young woman? NYPD Detective Ellie Hatcher is on the job in 212, the latest thriller from Alafair Burke (daughter of James Lee Burke).


Tickets for this event are $5.00, which may be used toward the purchase of the book.

Get your kids singing with Alan Katz as he presents the silliest songbook ever, Too Much Kissing!.

This event begins at 4:30.

Local children's author Alan Katz spends an afternoon with RJ Julia singing songs and being silly!

This event begins at 4 PM.

All ages: Painter Alex Beard presents his debut about a jungle full of animals that can't keep anything straight: The Jungle Grapevine! Come and make some art of your own--with the help of Beard--and enjoy a wild afternoon.