More people getting books signed. I'm not sure if the man in the middle is giving the thumbs-up sign, or just trying to keep his book from falling over.

Kyle watched me closely when I signed his book because he was afraid I'd spell his last name wrong.....He was right.

This is Kyle, Mt Holly's youngest Ellis Parker fan. He is doing a book report on Master Detective. Apparently he goes to a demanding school and not only has to report on the book but get the author to sign it as well. I offered to help out and if Kyle sends in the finished report, I'll post it!

Where does Mt Holly get all these great-looking kids? It must be like Lake Wobegon, where all the children are above average

A cross-section of Mt Holly life and thought;   handsome, intelligent, and with impeccable literary tastes!

Because of a mix up in the announced time, several people missed the slide show, so I did another one in a jail cell at the Prison Museum. Fortunately, they let me out afterwards.

Because of the scheduling mixup, these people missed the slide show AND the encore in the jail. I hope to see them again next time.

Burlington County Historian Joe Laufer came by to brush up on one of Burlington County's historic citizens.