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One Book – One Lincoln – 2008 – Discussion Groups
 
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Community Book Discussion GroupsOne of the main goals of One Book – One Lincoln is to encourage residents to read and openly discuss the same book. Talking about great literature with others often adds richness and depth to the experience of reading. We encourage you to join other members of the community in discussing The Thirteenth Tale during September, October and November. Everyone is welcome; there will be no need to pre-register. Special Program Gere Branch Library Lee Booksellers Edgewood Center Bethany Branch Library Special Program Special Program Special Program Special Program Bennett Martin Public Library Barnes and Noble – Southpointe Special Program The Mill — College View Sunrise Coffee Company A Novel Idea Savannah Pines Adult Community The Cup Barnes & Noble Booksellers Special Program Eastridge Presbyterian Church Twilight in the Gardens Community DiscussionsPlease invite a friend or your entire book group and join us in one of three fabulous Lincoln Garden locations for a book discussion. Each of our gardens has its own unique feel and history that provides a special setting to discuss this year’s book. Bring a chair or blanket and picnic supper if you wish. These groups will not meet if there is rain on that date.
Hazel Abel Park Maxwell Arboretum and Garden Gazebo — UNL East Campus One Book — One Lincoln in the CountyThere are many wonderful communities in Lancaster County that participate in One Book – One Lincoln and are regular Bookmobile stops. We are offering discussions in two such communities. This is a chance to come together and make new reading friends. We hope you can join us.
Hickman Haven Manor ON AIR PRESENTATIONS KFOR Radio [1240 AM] KRKR Radio [102.7 and 95.1 FM — The Breeze] NET Radio [91.1 FM] KZUM Radio [89.3 FM] Television — Channel 5 We can provide a discussion leader for your group So you want to have a One Book – One Lincoln discussion group, but you don’t have a discussion leader? This Fall and Winter, Lincoln City Libraries staff will be available to book groups, extension clubs, organizations and businesses interested in hosting a discussion group. For further information, call Lincoln City Libraries, 441-8562 The One Book – One Lincoln Blog Don’t have a chance to join one of the official discussion groups, but still want to share your views on The Thirteenth Tale or this year’s special programs? Visit our One Book — One Lincoln Blog, where you can leave comments in response to regularly posted topics and/or questions. Discussion Forum on LibraryThing A discussion forum for One Book — One Lincoln-related topics has also been set up on LibraryThing — feel free to join up there and post your comments about the book, the programs, etc.
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