Tag: Books & Books
Ken Salazar discusses new memoir “Borderlands” with Maria Elena Salinas at Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Former U.S. Sen. and Ambassador Ken Salazar, whose career has taken him from a family ranch in Colorado to the U.S. Senate, a presidential Cabinet…
Journalist with 4 million YouTube subscribers stops in Coral Gables
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Peter Santenello has traveled to 85 countries and lived in five. For his first book, he turned his lens homeward. “Your Fellow Americans: Dispatches from…
Books & Books event explores the family secrets DNA tests uncover
By Coral Gables Gazette staff What happens when a DNA test reveals a sibling, a parent or an entire branch of the family no one knew existed? Books & Books…
Salzberg brings psychic mystery ‘The Beginning of Everything’ to Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A man who has spent most of his life hiding an unwanted ability to see into other people’s pasts is forced to use it when…
Local author I.V. Marie brings afterlife fantasy finale to Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Books & Books in Coral Gables will host Miami-born author I.V. Marie on Saturday, July 18, at 6 p.m. for a discussion of Ruinous Ends,…
Local author brings co-ed soccer story to Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff A Miami author with deep South Florida roots returns to Coral Gables this weekend with a new middle-grade graphic novel about a soccer team forced…
Yoga, scandal and an alligator: Asha Elias launches ‘The Namaste Club’ at Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Most book launches involve an author, a podium and a line of readers waiting to have a title page signed. The Coral Gables launch of…
When the factory became magic: Disneyland’s automation story comes to Books & Books
By Coral Gables Gazette staff When Disneyland in California opened in 1955, it did more than introduce America to Sleeping Beauty Castle, riverboats, jungle cruises and a new kind of…
From bartender to food historian, Bobby Hicks brings retro recipes home to Coral Gables
By Coral Gables Gazette staff Bobby Hicks has a theory about why Americans keep reaching for the dishes their grandparents made. It is not sentimentality exactly, he has said, and…
A UM scholar asks why, more than 70 years after Brown, school funding still follows the color line
By Coral Gables Gazette staff More than 70 years after Brown v. Board of Education struck down racial segregation in public schools, American education remains divided by race, income and…
