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The author standing beside a laptop on a podium and a large screen which says "Find me at oldenglishwordhord.com" with graphics of the Wordhord and Deorhord books and the Wordhord app with various social media icons.
Toronto Public Library, Don Mills Branch
The author standing beside a laptop on a podium and a large screen on which is are the words "The Deorhord: An Old English Bestiary", "Dr Hana Videen", and a graphic of the book The Deorhord.
Toronto Public Library, Mt Pleasant Branch
A step ladder in a bookshop featuring three books that have upcoming events: “Alphabetical Diaries”, “The Deorhord: An Old English Bestiary”, and “Once Persuaded, Twice Shy”.
Type Books, Toronto
Hana Videen sitting on a stool and signing a copy of her book.
Type Books, Toronto
Hana Videen reading from The Deorhord: An Old English Bestiary in a cozy little bookstore with people sitting and listening.
Type Books, Toronto
The author standing in a bookstore beside a table of different books. A stack of her book The Wordhord is visible.
Ben McNally’s, Toronto

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