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X-WR-CALNAME:Join us for the launch of Ethan Joella's latest novel\, The Sa
 me Bright Stars\, on July 2nd at 5 pm at the Rehoboth History Museum!
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SUMMARY:Join us for the launch of Ethan Joella's latest novel\, The Same Br
 ight Stars\, on July 2nd at 5 pm at the Rehoboth History Museum!
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a private event at the Rehoboth Beach Museum on Jul
 y 2 at\n5 pm to celebrate the release of Ethan Joella's latest novel\, The
  Same\nBright Stars! Between 5:00 and 5:45\, we'll have snacks from Frank 
 &\nLouie's\, music by The Back Bass Strummers\, and attendees can tour the
 \nmuseum at their own pace. At 6 pm\, Ethan will discuss his new book and\
 nthen autograph and personalize copies for attendees. Your ticket\ninclude
 s a signed hardcover copy of The Same Bright Stars\, and\nBrowseabout will
  have all of Ethan's books available for purchase at\nthe event. Please no
 te that this event is NON-REFUNDABLE. If you are\nunable to attend for any
  reason\, we will hold your book for 30 days\nafter the event. About The S
 ame Bright Stars: From the author of A\nLittle Hope\, an uplifting and emo
 tionally resonant novel set in a\nDelaware beach town about a local restau
 rant owner at a turning\npoint... Three generations of Schmidts have run t
 heir family’s\nnamesake beachfront restaurant and Jack has been at the h
 elm since the\ndeath of his father. Jack puts the demands of the restauran
 t above all\nelse. He can't remember the last time he sat on the beach or 
 even\nenjoyed a moment to himself. Meanwhile\, the DelDine group has been\
 nsnapping up beloved eateries along this stretch of coast and are\npursuin
 g Jack with a very generous offer to take over Schmidt’s.\nJack craves c
 ompanionship and maybe even a family. He wonders if\nclosing the door on t
 he restaurant might open a new window for him.\nBut who would he be withou
 t Schmidt’s\, and can he trust that DelDine\nwill continue to employ his
  staff and honor his family’s legacy?\nWhen Jack receives startling news
  from the past\, he begins to reshape\nhis life and forge unexpected new f
 riendships. But will he really let\ngo of the very things that have define
 d him? About Ethan Ethan Joella\nteaches English and psychology at the Uni
 versity of Delaware\, and he\nis President of the Rehoboth Beach Writer's 
 Guild. The Same Bright\nStars is his third novel published with Simon & Sc
 huster. His work has\nalso appeared in River Teeth\, The Cimarron Review\,
  The MacGuffin\,\nDelaware Beach Life\, and Third Wednesday. He lives in R
 ehoboth Beach\,\nDelaware\, with his wife and two daughters. Venue: Rehobo
 th Beach\nMuseum.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Join us for a private event at the Rehoboth Be
 ach Museum on July 2 at 5 pm to celebrate the release of Ethan Joella's la
 test novel\, The Same Bright Stars! Between 5:00 and 5:45\, we'll have sna
 cks from Frank & Louie's\, music by The Back Bass Strummers\, and attendee
 s can tour the museum at their own pace. At 6 pm\, Ethan will discuss his 
 new book and then autograph and personalize copies for attendees. Your tic
 ket includes a signed hardcover copy of The Same Bright Stars\, and Browse
 about will have all of Ethan's books available for purchase at the event. 
 Please note that this event is NON-REFUNDABLE. If you are unable to attend
  for any reason\, we will hold your book for 30 days after the event. Abou
 t The Same Bright Stars: From the author of A Little Hope\, an uplifting a
 nd emotionally resonant novel set in a Delaware beach town about a local r
 estaurant owner at a turning point... Three generations of Schmidts have r
 un their family’s namesake beachfront restaurant and Jack has been at th
 e helm since the death of his father. Jack puts the demands of the restaur
 ant above all else. He can't remember the last time he sat on the beach or
  even enjoyed a moment to himself. Meanwhile\, the DelDine group has been 
 snapping up beloved eateries along this stretch of coast and are pursuing 
 Jack with a very generous offer to take over Schmidt’s. Jack craves comp
 anionship and maybe even a family. He wonders if closing the door on the r
 estaurant might open a new window for him. But who would he be without Sch
 midt’s\, and can he trust that DelDine will continue to employ his staff
  and honor his family’s legacy? When Jack receives startling news from t
 he past\, he begins to reshape his life and forge unexpected new friendshi
 ps. But will he really let go of the very things that have defined him? Ab
 out Ethan Ethan Joella teaches English and psychology at the University of
  Delaware\, and he is President of the Rehoboth Beach Writer's Guild. The 
 Same Bright Stars is his third novel published with Simon & Schuster. His 
 work has also appeared in River Teeth\, The Cimarron Review\, The MacGuffi
 n\, Delaware Beach Life\, and Third Wednesday. He lives in Rehoboth Beach\
 , Delaware\, with his wife and two daughters. Venue: Rehoboth Beach Museum
 .
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