An Author for All Seasons - July 2014 Edition: Guest Author Julie DeBondt-Barker - Another Warm, Winter Special with Julie Presenting: The Mourning After




An Author for All Seasons - July 2014 Edition. 

Another Warm, Winter Special with Author Julie DeBondt-Barker Presenting: The Mourning After

 


Founded 1925
Incorporated 2009


MENTONE PUBLIC LIBRARY
PROUDLY PRESENTS :


Julie DeBondt-Barker

Inspirational Author
Beyond Blue Ambassador
 

http://www.themourningafterbook.com.au/  
 
 
Julie DeBondt-Barker reveals her emotional journey from ignorance, confusion, loss, fear and sadness...to complete acceptance, freedom and an even deeper love for her gay son Joe who graduated from Mentone Boys Grammar in 2002.

Julie shares insights from her own experience for both gays in coming out, and to their parents in making this an easier transition.

She shares her little book that could make a big difference to somebody you love.

Discussing:









The Mourning After

MENTONE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPEAKING DATE:
11am, Saturday, 26th July 2014  
 
Entry:

 Gold Coin Donation

Please RSVP by:
Thursday, 24th July 2014


Bookings Required:
Email: mentonepubliclibrary@gmail.com
Venue:
Mentone Public library
Rear, 36 Florence Street,
Mentone. VIC. 3194
Australia

 
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