The Fine Grind Coffee Bar in Little Falls has a tradition of supporting local talent, and their Meet-the-Author Series entitled “The Fine Print” is no exception. The Fine Grind has a line-up of different authors every Saturday morning from 10am to noon who may do readings and sell and sign their books.
The March line-up is as follows:
Saturday, March 6, Michael Fritts will be signing his poetry book “Visions of Clarity.” Through poetic verse, Visions of Clarity serves an autobiographical reflection upon a decade in the author’s life.
Saturday, March 13, Mewsie Marion Goldstein will be joining us to sign her book “Hard to Place: One Family’s Journey through Adoption.” This elegantly written book tells of the heartaches and triumphs that led the Goldstein family to adopt 2 little boys from Canada, and their journey to adulthood. An incredible heartfelt autobiography that you will not be able to put down.
Saturday, March 20, children’s author Ed Shankman and illustrator Dave O’Neill will entertain children of all ages as Ed reads from their books I Met a Moose in Maine (which received the Mom Choice Award, and was listed at the Longfellow Books Top 100 bestselling books of 2009) and Boston Balloonies and Dave will illustrate for the kids at the same time!
Saturday, March 27, the incomparable Michael Idov will be signing his book Ground Up at The Fine Grind. This book is a fictionalized account of Idov and his wife’s foray into the (short-lived) experience of owning an authentic Viennese coffeehouse in New York City. Do not miss this witty author, who has appeared on TV and in numerous publications, including the New Yorker and Slate Magazine.
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The Fine Grind Coffee Bar is located at 101 Newark-Pompton Avenue Little Falls, NJ and offers a wide selection of fresh brewed coffee, delicious and healthy breakfast fare, desserts, wraps and much more. The Fine Grind can be reached at www.thefinegrindcoffeebar.com or by calling (973) 837-0199 and has another location at 7A Paterson Avenue in Little Falls, NJ (973)339-9640.
