Blogging will resume after the holiday weekend. In the meantime, check out these photos from the book signing at Book Expo America (BEA) last week. The publisher set up a fun spinning wheel game as people lined up to get autographs. The books were snapped up in about a half hour, much to our surprise but a pleasant one. Some love numbers while many others know people who love numbers.
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