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Reading
Relay Toolkit (.PDF document)
Help kick off
the ONEBOOKAZ event in your community with MANY voices.
On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, the State of Arizona will
join together in a Reading Relay. This is your
community's opportunity to target a wide range of
audiences as well as provide the media with unique local
coverage opportunities throughout the
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 The Arizona Humanities Council is
pleased to announce that it can help your library host a
reading and discussion program around the
ONEBOOKAZ selection, "Animal Dreams," by Barbara
Kingsolver. AHC has both books to lend and
discussions leaders available. AHC is providing
this reading and discussion program at no charge, and it
does not count against any other AHC reading and
discussion program you may be undertaking or planning.
You may request a discussion leader and up to 25 copies
of the book, or you may just request a discussion leader
if you already have the books. AHC has a limited
number of books to lend, and limited funds for
discussion leaders, so you'll want to immediately
schedule your AHC-funded discussion. For more
information, go to the AHC website, http://www.azhumanities.org.
The
AHC staff looks forward to seeing you at the
Arizona Book Festival, April 6, at Margaret Hance Park
in downtown Phoenix. Barbara Kingsolver will speak from
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Hometown
Photo Tour
A collection of photographs
depicting Arizona mining history. |
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Braille and Talking Book Versions
of "Animal Dreams"
The Braille and
Talking Book Library has a few copies of "Animal
Dreams" available and are happy to circulate these to
readers with a special need. These are not the regular
audio copies but a four-track tape that requires special
equipment to read. BTBL will mail the tape as well as
the equipment to listen to it.
For more information,
call 602-255-5578 or 1-800-255-5578.
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