Gina Peca will read from her new book “I Wouldn’t Change a - TopicsExpress

Gina Peca will read from her new book “I Wouldn’t Change a Thing: How my Daughter Embraced Life with Cancer as an Unexpected Adventure,” at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, at East Line Books, 1714 Route 9. The reading will be followed by a Q and A. The author’s daughter, Catie Hoch, was diagnosed with cancer at age 6. Peca’s story details her daughter’s life. All proceeds go to the Catie Hoch Foundation. Refreshments will be provided. For information, go to eastlinebooks or call 371-4151.

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