No one shows up at book tour stop in Atlanta, but author’s story has a twist
Subject
Jamar Perry; Author; Cameron Battle series
Description
Jamar Perry sold thousands of copies of his first children’s book, “Cameron Battle and the Hidden Kingdoms.”
So when Perry launched a nationwide tour to promote the latest installment in the Cameron Battle series, the Decatur bookstore Little Shop of Stories eagerly invited him to be part of a two-author panel discussion.
The invitation was a bit unusual for Perry, who typically appears at schools. But he reluctantly accepted.
Perry arrived early for the 7 o’clock event and found the book store empty. The clock ticked on.
Creator
By Jillian Price, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Source
Publisher
ajc.com
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