One Book One Valley’s big, valley-wide event will take place on Thursday, October 24 at 7:00 p.m. in the Loynd Auditorium at Kennett High School (use rear entrance). Amy Ellis Nutt, author of Becoming Nicole will speak and answer questions.
On the evening of the big event on October 24, there will be a Dine to Donate fundraiser at Black Cap Grille in North Conway. Come have a great meal and support our program! Black Cap Grille will donate 10% of total sales that evening to One Book One Valley.
We know New Hampshire PBS is premiering “Our Hometown Conway” on October 24 at the same exact time that our One Book One Valley big event will be taking place. We realize many of you will have a hard time deciding between the two programs. Good news! There’s no need to miss either! New Hampshire PBS will rebroadcast Our Hometown Conway on Friday, October 25 at 8:30 pm, plus many other times. Thanks to NHPBS for sharing the broadcast schedule for Our Hometown Conway: https://nhpbs.org/schedule/series.aspx?progName=Our+Hometown+Conway
Thank you to everyone who came out on October 26, a dark and rainy night, for Monica Wood’s talk and Q&A about The One-in-a-Million Boy. What a warm and engaging speaker! Monica told us that failure is the reason the book got set aside initially, and how that same failure resulted in the freeing decision to expand her writing to memoir (We Were the Kennedys) and playwriting (Papermaker). Thanks to the encouragement of her “forbearing” husband, Monica found that c
2017’s One Book One Valley program will culminate in our valley-wide event at Kennett High School on Thursday, October 26 at 7:00 pm at Kennett High School, Eagles Way, North Conway. Monica Wood, author of The One-in-a-Million Boy, will speak and answer your questions. Monica’s a warm and engaging speaker, don’t miss a chance to hear her talk about about her work. She has written a number of really good reads!
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