SUMMER 2009 STARKVILLE READS BOOK

The Summer 2009 Program: Ben Carson’s book Gifted Hands

Summer programs at Armstrong Middle School and the Boys and Girls Club

Starkville Reads member Earlie Fleming and Gloria Irving, director of the Boys and Girls Club, display Gifted Hands, the story of celebrated surgeon Ben Carson being read this summer by area youth.

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The Fall 2009 Program: Celebrating the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial

Meet Mr. Lincoln in person!

Dates to be announced.
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Continuing the Celebration of Eudora Welty's Centennial:
More to Come in the Fall.

Check back for the date.

Copies of The Shoe Bird, Eudora Welty's only children's book, have been made available for checkout by Starkville Reads at the Starkville Public Library, Armstrong Middle School, and Ward-Stewart.
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Mississippi State University football Coach Dan Mullen is a reader too! Here Starkville Reads president Harry Freeman presents him with the book The Maroon Bulldogs, but one of the coach's favorite books is To Kill a Mockingbird, Starkville Reads' first NEA Big Read grant book.

Next meeting of Starkville Reads will be August 27 at noon. Place to be announced.
Come join us!
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Past Spring Welty Events 2009

Thursday, April 2, 2009	Mississippi author Suzanne Marrs presented Eudora Welty: A Biography
Wednesday, April 8, 2009	Nancy Hargrove led a discussion of Welty's stories: A Worn Path, Livvie, and Why I Live at the P. O.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009	Noel Polk led a discussion of the following stories: “A Visit of Charity,” “A Curtain of Green,” and “Lily Daw and the Three Ladies.”

Note: Collected short stories by Eudora Welty and Suzanne Marrs's biography are available at the Starkville Public Library, the local schools, and local book stores as well as online.
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