Reservations begin April 1. Please call (561) 655-2766 or email kinglibrary@fourarts.org to make reservations.
Patrons may choose to attend this event in-person or remotely via Zoom. For those who prefer to view the event from home, please register for the virtual option and you will receive the link on the day of the program.
Please note this is a book discussion without the author present.
Facilitator: Autumn Hamann
Biography: Autumn, a dedicated Librarian Associate at the King Library, is a passionate advocate for literacy and the importance of dedicated reading. With a background in education, Autumn holds a Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Social Science Education. She earned her degree from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville where she spent time teaching before returning to her hometown in Palm Beach County.
Autumn’s teaching experience spans from elementary special education to high school world history, showcasing her versatility and commitment to education. Her international teaching experience, particularly in Thailand, has broadened her horizons and provided a unique perspective on education.
As a certified English teacher and biotechnician assistant, Autumn demonstrates a strong commitment to expanding her knowledge base. Beyond her professional pursuits, she is a skilled hobby artist, constantly pushing the boundaries of her creativity. Autumn embraces lifelong learning, which is evident in her pursuit of new skills, such as wheel-thrown ceramics, crochet, and Photoshop.
With an unwavering dedication to both education and personal growth, Autumn continues to make a positive impact in the world of literacy and art, enriching the lives of those she encounters along the way.
Our ability to pay attention is collapsing. Author Johann Hari examines why this is happening and how we can reclaim our focus if we are determined to fight for it.