Come meet author Patricia McConnell, PhD, as she talks about her book, The Education of Will.
For decades, animal behaviorist Dr. Patricia B. McConnell grappled privately with intense fear, anxiety, and guilt. In this soul-searching memoir, she recounts for the first time the compelling story of her past and how a dog named Will helped her recover from a history of trauma and shame.
Author visit with Terese Allen.
Terese will be talking about her newest book, The Flavor of Wisconsin, which discovers the sources of culinary traditions throughout Wisconsin. (Beyond delicious fish frys and cheese!)
Food samples provided. Registration required.
Come meet author Patricia McConnell as she talks about her book, The Education of Will.
For decades, animal behaviorist Dr. Patricia B. McConnell grappled privately with intense fear, anxiety, and guilt. In this soul-searching memoir, she recounts for the first time the compelling story of her past and how a dog named Will helped her recover from a history of trauma and shame.
Kathleen Ernst will be reading from and discussing her latest Chloe Ellefson novel, Mining for Justice, a “cozy” mystery set at the historic Pendarvis site in Mineral Point, WI.
Anton Treuer will come to speak about his book, Everything You Wanted to Know about Indians but Were Afraid to Ask. He will also talk about his work as a professor and an Ojibwe tribal member.
Short Biography (taken from http://antontreuer.com)
Beloved Wisconsin writer, Jerry Apps, will be discussing his new book, Never Curse the Rain. Jerry is author of more than 35 books about rural history and country life in Wisconsin.
The free program will take place after CAP's Actively Aging Luncheon at noon.
For more information on Jerry Apps, visit his website.