One Book, One Community: Our Region Reads
  • One Book, One Community
  • What is "One Book"?
    • The Selection Process
    • Participating Libraries
    • Past One Book Titles >
      • 2022: The Life We Bury
      • 2021: Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper
      • 2020: Heartland
      • 2018: Poison Study
      • 2017: Rose Under Fire
      • 2016: Gaining Ground
      • 2015: Orphan Train
      • 2014: The Worst Hard Time
      • 2013: The Cellist of Sarajevo
      • 2012: Zeitoun
      • 2011: The Help
      • 2010: The Book Thief
  • Ways to Get Involved
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    • Discussion Questions 2022
    • If You Liked this Book...
  • 2022 One Book One Choice
  • Sponsors
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    • Trustees and Friends Groups
  • Programs
  • Carrie Reich Memoriam

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​How the Books on the Public Vote Ballot are selected
  • The books on the Public Vote Ballot were selected by a Book Selection Committee that reviews many books before making their final decisions. The five choices for the public vote were based upon the following broad criteria:
  • A good, discussable book. Books that make successful subjects for discussion have well-developed characters who are challenged by issues in their lives with which readers can identify;
  • A book that is available in quantity at reasonable cost, in various media formats (paperback, large print, audio, CD, DVD, or video);
  • A book that is written at a high school reading level; and
  • A book that varies in type from others previously selected; 
  • An author, or recognized experts on the author, who would be willing to engage in discussion with readers at several events

For more information and updates about the campaign, go to: www.oboc.org ​

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