Author Patricia M. Albrecht at Dover Library

Author Patricia M. Albrecht will be in the Community Room at the Dover Public Library, located at 525 N. Walnut Street, on Saturday, April 11 at 2:00 PM to talk about her background in writing and the importance that writing has had in her life. She will introduce her latest book Sometimes Tears are Good and read several excerpts from her books.There will be time for Q & A with the author as well as a book signing.

“It’s always a pleasure,” says Sherrel Rieger, adult programming specialist, “to have Patty visit us from Wisconsin to update us on her latest writing projects.”

Albrecht’s top three things she cherishes most in life include: God, family and friends, and writing. She loves to laugh and make others laugh, attend social gatherings, enjoy God’s creation in nature, and pour her heart out on paper. She lived in New Philadelphia, Ohio, for over three decades. Currently, she lives next to the 135-foot UW-Stout Clock Tower in Menomonie, Wisconsin, where she can see it out her window as she writes away at her desk. Her previous books include: Three Tiny Houses (that weren’t); Thoughts From an Old Lady; On Widow Time; Maneuvering the Madness; Daily Drives With My Father (3 volumes); and Maria’s Journey.

To register, visit www.doverlibrary.org/events or call the library at 330-343-6123.