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David Yoon at Towne Book Center

Join us for an exciting evening at the Towne Book Center with debut YA author David Yoon on Wednesday, September 11th at 7pm. Online ticket sales will stop at 12 noon on the day of the event. To purchase a ticket or reserve a copy of the book between the noon deadline and the start of the event, please call the store at 610-454-0640.

David Yoon will be in conversation with special guest, Alexandra Villasante, and will include an audience Q&A and signing with opportunity to take a photo with David as he personalizes your book that you purchased (included with ticket). In order to get anything signed, you need to purchase the book through the ticket purchase.

Seating is first come, first served. If you require special seating accommodations, please call us at 610-454-0640. There will be plenty of standing room available once the seats are filled. Please note the event start time and plan to arrive before that time. We cannot guarantee the length of time that any author will be with us.

Our event guidelines are created in conjunction with the author and publisher and may change without great notice and may include, but are not limited to, changes regarding photos and the number of signed or personalized books. Towne Book Center is not responsible for changes made by either the author or publisher to the guidelines prior to or during the event. We greatly appreciate your understanding.

About the Book, Frankly in Love:
High school senior Frank Li is a Limbo - his term for Korean-American kids who find themselves caught between their parents' traditional expectations and their own Southern California upbringing. His parents have one rule when it comes to romance - Date Korean - which proves complicated when Frank falls for Brit Means, who is smart, beautiful - and white. Fellow Limbo Joy Song is in a similar predicament, and so they make a pact: they'll pretend to date each other in order to gain their freedom.

This smart, romantic, and totally original coming-of-age YA contemporary debut about a Korean-American teen falling in (and out) of love is perfect for fans of The Sun is Also a Star, Eleanor & Park, and Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda.