Please join us at 2pm on Saturday, July 25, for an afternoon with NINE excellent authors for teens and pre-teens. LAUREN BARNHOLDT, author of Two-Way Street, The Secret Identity of Devon Delaney, and many others, will be on hand to discuss her latest book, Four Truths and a Lie, in which Scarlett, sent to an all-girl's school, discovers a mysterious letter claiming to contain four truths and a lie -- and that her reputation depends on her figuring out which is which!; SARAH CROSS will introduce us to the incredible Dull Boy, a 15-year-old superhero who can lift cars over his head and fly around the neighborhood; ERIN DIONNE, author of Models Don't Eat Chocolate Cookies, will show us just how hilarious an 8th grade girl's unwavering mission to lose weight can be in her brand-new, first-person narrative; HEATHER DUFFY-STONE will be on hand with This is What I Want to Tell You, a story about lust, jealousy, greed, and a secret teenage romance; MANDY HUBBARD, author of Prada and Prejudice, will introduce us to an unfortunate, insecure 15-year-old girl who tries on Prada shoes for the first time to impress her friends and ends up stumbling to the ground, losing consciousness, and waking up in the year 1815! JULIE LINKER, author of Disenchanted Princess, will deliver an eye opening story about a spoiled Beverly Hills teen forced to go live with her aunt in rural Possum Grape, Arkansas; SARAH MacLEAN will present her debut novel, The Season, about the life of Alex, a 17-year-old, high- society Englishwoman in search of romance; MARI MANCUSI, author of Boys that Bite, Girls that Growl, and Stake That!, will discuss her latest book, Gamer Girl, a tale of a high school girl who, after her parents' divorce and being forced to leave Boston for her grandmother's home in rural New Hampshire, retreats into the world of online gaming; and MICHELLE ZINK will bring us into the dark and scary world portrayed in her Prophecy of the Sisters, a mystery-thriller about two orphaned sisters turned sworn enemies. Each of the authors will give a brief talk beginning at 2 pm, answer questions from the audience, and then sign copies of all their awesome books. Ages 9 and up. 2-4 pm.