Getting on the SamePage


 

 

 

For Winter 2005, the Getting on the SamePage Committee has chosen

A Hope in the Unseen
by Ron Suskind
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Group discussions of this book will be held:    

Dates and places will be announced soon!

Books are available at the school, college, and public libraries and from "Books and More" bookstore.

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About Getting on the SamePage

The Albion community reading club, "Getting on the SamePage,” is designed to promote reading while helping to develop a sense of community. Rod Ferguson, Albion Recreation Director, brought together individuals from the community, the public schools, the public library and the college library to organize this new program.

"We celebrate our diversity here in Albion, but do we really cross the barriers of age, sex, class, race and income to truly engage the people we share physical space with. All too often we stay within our social comfort zone and convince ourselves that the world is the way we think it is, just because our friends agree with us. In order to truly celebrate diversity, we need to talk to each other. One way to do that is by reading and talking about a book. “

The founding committee chose The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis as the first "Getting on the SamePage" book.

Other "SamePage" books have included:

Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier

Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Salman Rushdie

The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman

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