On February 13th, the Central Library welcomed award-winning journalist Deborah Roberts to the stage to share insights from her latest book, "Sisters: Loved and Treasured."
Moderated by the talented Rose Scott from WABE, the event offered attendees a unique opportunity to engage with Roberts and delve into the themes of sisterhood and relationships that resonate deeply in her writing.
The first 200 attendees were greeted with a complimentary copy of Deborah's new book! During the conversation, Roberts captivated the crowd with her heartfelt tales and reflections, sharing personal anecdotes that connected the audience to the essence of what it means to be a sister, a friend, and a valued member of the community.
The dialogue was rich, thought-provoking, and sprinkled with humor, making for a delightful experience that many won’t soon forget. After the discussion, attendees had the wonderful opportunity to meet Deborah Robertsthat allowed fans to engage directly with the author, ask questions, and share their own stories of sisterhood. Many lined up for book signings, eager to take home a signed copy of "Sisters: Loved and Treasured," along with a lasting memory of the day.
The event not only celebrated a remarkable book but also fostered a sense of community among attendees. There is something truly special about gathering to share stories, celebrate relationships, and connect with voices that inspire us.
If you weren't able to attend the event, don't worry! You can watch the full livestream on our YouTube Channel at FulcoLibrary.
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