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Hillary Clinton To Sign Books At Union Square Barnes & Noble Tomorrow
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Jen Chung
Published Jun 9, 2014
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Chances are good for another massive line outside the Barnes & Noble in Union Square—but this time James Franco won't be at the end of it. Instead, it'll be former Secretary of State, future Grandmother and still undecided presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who will be on hand to promote her new memoir, Hard Choices.
The signing will begin at 11 a.m., but Simon & Schuster, Clinton's publisher, says, "A limited number of wristbands will be distributed starting at 8am on Tuesday June 10, and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Customers will have their copies of HARD CHOICES in the order they arrive. A limit of one book per customer will be signed and the signing of other books and memorabilia will not be permitted. The author will sign a limited number of copies of HARD CHOICES."
So do not bring any patio furniture or walkers for her to sign! It's unclear if she'll be accepting baby gifts.
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