MALDEN READS
One City, One Book
What if all of Malden read the same book?
Malden Reads is a community reading program that seeks to answer that question. Organized by community groups, city leaders, and residents, in collaboration with the Malden Public Library and Malden Access TV, the program invites the community to read the same book and participate in a series of events related to the book’s themes. The goal is to encourage reading, promote the library and other city resources, and build community!
We encourage you to use this website as our electronic meeting space, as we curl up to a good book and then meet our neighbors, young and old (in person) to share what we read!
"The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian" by Sherman Alexie has been chosen as the feature selection for Malden Reads 2013.
Click here to read the official announcement
Now in its third year, Malden Reads will host a series of events and programs.
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Malden Public
LIbrary
Claudia Fox Tree,
wonderful performer at Opening Celebration,
needs help because her house had been burnt down.
Information can be found here:
Our guest of honor at Opening Celebration, storyteller and flutist Joseph Firecrow, is nominated for the NAMA awards. Please, vote for him at
His poem "Keep Going" can be found on CD “The Lakota Way” (http://www.josephfirecrow.com/)
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Online chat with Sherman Alexie
Grammy-nominated Cheyenne flutist, singer, storyteller, and songwriter
on Friday, May 31, 8:00 p.m.
at St. Paul’s Parish, 26 Washington St.
