Please join us on Tuesday, October 16th at 6:30 for a book discussion on the title "Bull Run", by Paul Fleichman.
Every year, the Vermont Humanities Council chooses a title and encourages every Vermont Community to read the book together.
The Lanpher Library is proud to invite you to join us in this community event. We have copies of the book available at the Lanpher Library for individuals to borrow and read.
"Paul Fleichman's Bull Run, a beautifully crafted Civil War novella, is written in the first person from the point of view of sixteen characters, eight northerners and eight southerners--male, female, black, white, old, young, soldier and civilian. The award winning book focuses on the social context of the war, the run-up to the first battle of the war and its aftermath, as well as on the battle itself. Bull Run conveys a composite picture of life in the mid-nineteenth-century America."
Please stop by the Lanpher Library to pick up a copy of Bull Run
Every year, the Vermont Humanities Council chooses a title and encourages every Vermont Community to read the book together.
The Lanpher Library is proud to invite you to join us in this community event. We have copies of the book available at the Lanpher Library for individuals to borrow and read.
"Paul Fleichman's Bull Run, a beautifully crafted Civil War novella, is written in the first person from the point of view of sixteen characters, eight northerners and eight southerners--male, female, black, white, old, young, soldier and civilian. The award winning book focuses on the social context of the war, the run-up to the first battle of the war and its aftermath, as well as on the battle itself. Bull Run conveys a composite picture of life in the mid-nineteenth-century America."
Please stop by the Lanpher Library to pick up a copy of Bull Run
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