Main Point Books welcomes back author Jim Zervanos with his new memoir about teaching, “Your Story Starts Here: A Year on the Brink with Generation Z.”
This event starts at 7:00 pm in our lower level event space. Reservations are requested via Eventbrite; walk-ins are welcome.
About the Book
Jim Zervanos, a seasoned high-school English teacher and father of two, embarks on a mission at the cusp of a new school year. He realizes that today’s youth are thrust into a tumultuous world and ... view more »
Main Point Books welcomes back author Jim Zervanos with his new memoir about teaching, “Your Story Starts Here: A Year on the Brink with Generation Z.”
This event starts at 7:00 pm in our lower level event space. Reservations are requested via Eventbrite; walk-ins are welcome.
About the Book
Jim Zervanos, a seasoned high-school English teacher and father of two, embarks on a mission at the cusp of a new school year. He realizes that today’s youth are thrust into a tumultuous world and burdened with saving it. To chronicle this extraordinary period in America, he assigns himself a unique task: keeping a journal.
By year’s end, Jim, unwavering in his determination to inspire hope in his students, discovers that it’s the youth who inspire hope in him. Their creativity and ideals paint a vivid portrait of an evolving America, seen through the kaleidoscope of Generation Z. Your Story Starts Here: A Year on the Brink with Generation Z is an intimate exploration of the challenges, resilience, and unwavering hope of today’s youth in a turbulent world.
About the Author
Jim Zervanos is the author of the memoir That Time I Got Cancer: A Love Story and the novel LOVE Park. His award-win ning essays and short stories have been published in numerous literary journals, magazines, and anthologies. He is a graduate of the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College and Bucknell University, where he won the William Bucknell Prize for English and was an Academic All-American baseball play er. He teaches at a high school in the suburbs of Philadelphia, where he lives with his wife and two sons and has risen in the baseball pantheon as coach of two Little League teams.
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