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Showing posts with label one book. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one book. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Attention all book clubs: Morristown Festival of Books gearing up for 2nd Year
Once again the Recorder papers have written a great article on the festival and the One Community, One Book (OCOB) initiative. Attention all book clubs: Morristown Festival of Books gearing up for second year - New Jersey Hills: Madison Eagle News: The Morristown Festival of Books’ “One Community One Book” has made its choice for summer reading leading up to this fall's festival: The Lost Ravioli Recipes of Hoboken by Laura Schenone. We hope you read the book and participate in the OCOB events on June 10, August 27 and attend the Morristown Festival of Books on October 2-3. Books can be purchased at words and The Bookworm or your local library.
Friday, September 19, 2014
7 Days until the Morristown Festival of Books!
The Morristown Festival of Books starts one week from today! As the excitement grows, I thought I would post the flyers that can be seen all around Morris County. How many have your seen?

Put on your boxing gloves and Duke it out with the controversial
author of The Price of Silence: The Duke Lacrosse Scandal, the Power of the
Elite, and the Corruption of Our Great Universities. Buy your tickets here.
Don your feather boas and enjoy our free children’s author events.
Afterward visit South Street Creamery, don’t forget to ask for Festival flavor Fancy
Nancy in a sprinkle cone!
Calling teen writers! A panel of YA authors will discuss the
how tos of a writing career. Here’s your chance to get answers to your writing
questions from a trio of successful authors.
Haven’t read the One Community, One Book selection yet? No
worries, attend the program and pick up a copy of Providence on site. Lisa Colozza
Cocca will be signing books at the Presbyterian Parish House at the conclusion
of the program.
Did I mention the Morristown Festival of Books is a free festival? All the author talks and panels on Saturday are FREE! There is no excuse
not to participate; we have authors for every taste: fiction, human rights,
military, cooking and more so see you there!
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