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Happy Friday! My weekend is shaping up to be an unusual one, starting with coffee with an out-of-town friend and ending with a book launch party. I hope your coming days hold just what you need. Have a lovely weekend, friends.

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Don't Overthink It

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I’m getting ready to hit the road for book tour and would love to see you. My first events are next week: I’ll be in Madison CT next Wednesday (3/4) and NYC next Friday (3/6). But if I’m not coming your way this spring, I hope you’ll still join me for bookish fun! Don’t Overthink It is the March selection for MMD Book Club and I can’t wait to discuss it with everyone. We’ll also be sharing exclusive behind-the-scenes book tour content on Patreon.

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Have a great weekend!

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  1. Ann says:

    Anne,
    I saw you will be in Naperville, IL. Will you be speaking at Anderson’s Bookshop or mainly signing books? I would love to hear you speak as well as being able to get your new book.

  2. Jojo says:

    I just read your 5 tips on Goodreads. I appreciate the great insight and also the link you included to add a shelf to my Goodreads page for books I never finished. I have other shelves, but never considered adding one for that category. I often stop reading a book that I’m not enjoying and I would totally delete it from Goodreads. Though, at a later date, I might want to pick up the same book when me head is in a different place and give it a another try. Thank you

  3. Gina says:

    Those cookies are basically identical to the America’s Test kitchen recipe I make. I make them almost weekly and get requests all the time. They are awesome!

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