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Join us to meet New York Times bestselling author Mercury Stardust, TikTok’s favorite “Trans Handy Ma’am.” In her new book, Lost and Found : A Compassionate Guide to Homeownership , Mercury demystifies the path to homeownership, from house hunting and inspections to closing on a home. She also shares lessons from her first year living in a fixer-upper, and offers insights into renovations, repairs and the ups and downs of making a house your own. Don’t miss an engaging conversation with this beloved DIY expert! Mercury's books can be purchased from The Bookies Bookstore. Email addresses are required to receive Zoom information. Have questions about attending an online event? Visit Online Event FAQs . Please note, Arapahoe Libraries is based in Colorado and all events are listed in MT (Mountain Time). DISCOVER MORE: Writing a book? Check out our Writers’ Resources page for free resources on writing, research and formatting and to submit your original work for publishing. Manage your event registration through " My Events " when signed in to a library account. Listed from Arapahoe Libraries's public calendar. Details and registration: https://arapahoelibraries.bibliocommons.com/events/6ae267929d27a0004554162f
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