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Tag Archives: Destiny of the Republic
And the 2012 One Book – One Lincoln selection is…
Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard!
Readers in Lincoln cast their votes in June and July, and by an overwhelming majority, the title you all selected for this year’s One Book One Lincoln title was Millard’s engrossing look at the assassination of President James A. Garfield.
You can visit this year’s official One Book – One Lincoln website for resources related to this year’s selected title. The special programs for this year are still being finalized, and we’ll announce those on the libraries’ website, on Facebook, and via the One Book – One Lincoln e-mail list as soon as possible.