What if everyone on Whidbey Island read the same book? And what if that book was All Roads Lead Me Back To You, by Kennedy Foster? And what if we all got to meet the author after reading and discussing her book? We are about to find out!
Whidbey Reads is a community reading program meant to bring people together to read and talk about books. The annual program has been generating discussion, building community and bringing renowned authors to Whidbey Island since 2003. This year's program, hosted by Sno-Isle Libraries, Skagit Valley College and The Friends of the Whidbey Island Libraries, presents Walla Walla author, Kennedy Foster, who will discuss her book with college and high school students, then meet with members of the public at the Oak Harbor Yacht Club on Tuesday, April 27 at 7pm. The program is free; seating is limited.
Whidbey Reads is a community reading program meant to bring people together to read and talk about books. The annual program has been generating discussion, building community and bringing renowned authors to Whidbey Island since 2003. This year's program, hosted by Sno-Isle Libraries, Skagit Valley College and The Friends of the Whidbey Island Libraries, presents Walla Walla author, Kennedy Foster, who will discuss her book with college and high school students, then meet with members of the public at the Oak Harbor Yacht Club on Tuesday, April 27 at 7pm. The program is free; seating is limited.
Want to discuss the book ahead of time? Join the discussion at the Oak Harbor Library on Thursday, April 22 at 5:30 pm. Call 360-675-5115 for more information.
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Ahhhh, Whidbey Island. We used to live there, and I miss it. We spent a considerable amount of time in the Oak Harbor library. I guess I'll have to go get the book. Sadly, I'll attend the discussion in spirit only.
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