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Author Ása Marin will read from her book Meet Me in Hellisgerði (Hittu mig í Hellisgerði) in the Hellisgerði garden on Saturday, November the 23rd at 2 p.m /14:00. The event is in collaboration with Hafnarfjörður´s Library and the Christmas Town of Hafnarfjörður .
What is the book about? The book Hittu mig í Hellisgerði is a hilarious and romantic winter story. The plot is gripping and tells the story of when Christmas has been ruined for Snjólaug. Her child’s father plans to be abroad with their daughter for three whole weeks over the holidays, and Snjólaug is dreading the very lonely Christmas Eve. Then she gets an enlightenment: she is going to find love in time for the ringing of the Christmas bells.
The book is not Ása Marin’s first novel, but her fifth. In addition, she has written one novella and two poetry books.
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