“Sharing Our Past — Shaping Our Future” Since 1974

Involve Your Community

* Receive FREE Vermont Reads books for your community.

* Author Natalie Bober will make public appearances in the spring and fall.

* Host a book discussion and poetry reading, visit Frost sites in Vermont, invite community members to write biographies and/or poetry, organize outdoor activities based on the poems.

* Listen to a Vermont Public Radio feature about the book, its subject, and its author.

 

What Does My Community Receive?

 

Application and Resources

Apply by February 1 for spring/summer participation

Apply by May 30 for summer/fall participation

 

Saving Acrobat Files to Disk: Application materials are in PDF format. If the PDF files do not open in your browser, you can download the files to your hard drive. See instructions below. Or e-mail or call us and we will send you the files

 

APPLICATION MATERIALS

How Does My Community Qualify?

Full Information Packet (includes application) — PDF

Application form only —PDF and MS word

 

RESOURCES

Activities, Tips, Planning

Program Coordination Tips

Further Reading and Web Resources — or as PDF

Graphics for Use in Publicity

Discussion Questions—or as PDF

Learn more about the author—Natalie Bober

 

MORE ABOUT VERMONT READS

Vermont Reads in Winter/Spring 2008 Newsletter (PDF)

Past Vermont Reads Picks

Vermont Reads Participating Towns

Participating Towns from 2003-2007

Send us your ideas for future Vermont Reads books!

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Vermont Reads 2008

With support from the Jack & Dorothy Byrne Foundation