| We're excited to announce that the latest Big Library Read is now live, offering millions of users around the globe the opportunity to join the largest global book club in the world. For the next two weeks Shakespeare Saved my Life by Laura Bates will be available to borrow without any wait lists or holds. From March 17th through the 31st users from 20,000 libraries can read Dr. Bate's story of teaching Shakespeare in a supermax solitary confinement prison and how she formed a lasting friendship with a convicted murderer that saved more than one life. Dr. Bates has been featured on MSNBC-TV and just recently sold the rights to her book to be turned into a movie! You can learn more about her and Shakespeare Saved my Life at biglibraryread.com and be sure to join the conversation on Twitter by following the hashtag #BigLibraryRead. On Friday, March 27th at 2 pm (ET) we'll have a live twitter chat where we will ask Dr. Bates questions from readers so be sure to tweet @OverDriveLibs your questions for the author! Also, if your school or book club would like to use this title for group discussions you can use this discussion guide for questions and topics. Adam Sockel is a Social Media Specialist at OverDrive. He thinks he’s in his 5th of 7 acts. |
Monday, March 16, 2015
Big Library Read hath returned with a true Shakespearian tale!
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