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Coffee Boy

David Sheff signs at Satrbucks

By Noah W. Bailey

Published on March 06, 2008

 Beautiful Boy is author David Sheff's moving account of his own son's struggle with meth addiction, a subject many families can no doubt identify with. It's also possible even more people can identify with this in Southlake, where Sheff will sign his book at the local corporate coffee mecca (One man's meth is another man's mocha latte, after all.) Join Sheff and his fellow coffee addicts 7 p.m. Monday at the Starbucks in Southlake Town Center, 1403 Main St. Call 817-329-9201 for more info.
Mon., March 10, 7 p.m., 2008



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