Cost: FREE

BOOK SIGNING ONLY. SIGNING GUIDELINES BELOW.
Please note the change in the time of the event to 12:30 p.m.

Living something more like a dozen full lives, Jimmy Carter has been as much a shaper of America’s last century as a reflection of it. After an earnest but obscure upbringing in the rural South and a stint as a Navy submarine lieutenant, Carter rose to prominence as a state senator and governor of Georgia. Elected America’s 39th President in 1976, his administration championed national energy conservation, nuclear arms reductions, and the watershed Camp David Accords. In a post-Presidential career that has eclipsed even some of these accomplishments, the one-time peanut farmer and life-long fisherman has devoted himself to being a tireless worldwide peacemaker, advocate for human rights, and promoter of economic and social development. For these pursuits Carter was awarded the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize.

BOOKS MUST BE PURCHASED AT THE LIBRARY ON EVENT DAY.
YOU MUST HAVE A COPY OF A FULL LIFE TO JOIN THE SIGNING LINE.
WRISTBANDS FOR THE SIGNING LINE WILL BE GIVEN OUT WITH BOOK PURCHASE.
BOOKS GO ON SALE AT 9:00 AM. THE SIGNING LINE WILL BEGIN TO FORM AT THAT TIME.
A MAXIMUM OF 5 COPIES OF OLDER TITLES WILL BE SIGNED.
NO POSED PICTURES OR MEMORABILIA. NO PERSONALIZATIONS.