Tickets options include $24 for a copy of the book and admission for one or $34 for a copy of the book, admission and an extra copy of the book to be donated to an underserved student in the area.
Some random ticketholders will receive autographed copies, but there will not be a book signing line.
Becky Anderson, owner of Anderson’s Bookshop, said in a news release that Sanders will speak about how students can become active in their communities through politics and compassion. Sanders also will speak to all sophomores in Naperville Unit District 203 before his evening appearance.
About three weeks after the presidential election last November, Sanders spoke at North Central College in Naperville about his book “Our Revolution.”
