Words Worth Books stands proudly as a cherished landmark in Uptown Waterloo, inviting all to join the celebration on May 11th, 2024. This occasion includes an afternoon packed with engaging speeches, yummy treats, and the eagerly awaited reveal of the 2024 Words Worthy Award recipient.

The festivities commence at 1:00 p.m. with an array of distinguished guests gracing the occasion, including the Honourable Catherine Fife, Member of Provincial Parliament, and Mayor Dorothy McCabe of Waterloo. Joining them are the esteemed founders of Words Worth Books, Tricia Siemens and Chuck Erion, alongside the current co-owners, David Worsley and Mandy Brouse. 

A highlight of the celebration is the presentation of the Words Worthy Award, an accolade that recognizes the profound impact of a Canadian author on both the national literary landscape and the local community. This year's recipient, to be revealed on May 11th, will join the esteemed ranks of past honorees, symbolizing the enduring power of storytelling to enrich lives and foster connection.

In the words of co-owner David Worsley, "Words Worth Books has been a cornerstone of Uptown Waterloo for four decades, and we are entirely grateful to our loyal customers and the community for their ongoing support." This sentiment is echoed by co-owner Mandy Brouse, who emphasizes the unique opportunity they've had to serve multiple generations of book lovers and to contribute meaningfully to the region's diverse communities.

So, come one, come all, and join in the festivities as we pay tribute to Words Worth Books—a cultural cornerstone that has stood the test of time and continues to inspire and unite us all!