Let's Talk About It

Let's Talk About It

 

Idaho libraries have been bringing reading and discussion programs to their communities since 1985. The addition of a program speaker is what makes Let's Talk About It (LTAI) different from a traditional book discussion program.

Let's Talk About It brings together humanities scholars and adult readers in public libraries to read and discuss fine literature which explores American values, history and culture.

Thank you to all libraries that applied for the Fall 2011 and Winter/Spring 2012 programs. Congratulations to the following 16 libraries that were selected to participate:

 

Participating Libraries

Theme
Ada Community Library, Victory Branch We Are What We Eat
American Falls District Library Western Experience
DeMary Memorial Library Living In The Modern Rural West
Grangeville Centennial Library Growing Older, Growing Wiser
Hailey Public Library Idaho, Tough Paradise
Jerome Public Library Living In The Modern Rural West
Kimberly Public Library Western Experience
Larsen-Sant Public Library, Preston Growing Older, Growing Wiser
Lewiston City Library Across Cultures & Continents
Lizard Butte Library  We Are What We Eat
McCall Public Library Working: Making A Living, Making A Life
Oneida County Library American Characters
Salmon Public Library Other Americas
Snake River School Community Library Our Earth, Our Ethics
Stanley Community Library District

Our Earth, Our Ethics

Twin Falls Public Library

Working: Making A Living,
Making A Life 

 

Those libraries that weren't selected are encouraged to apply again next year!

The Let's Talk About It program is made possible by the Idaho Humanities Council, the National Endowment for the Humanities, a generous gift from U.S. Bank, and administered by the Idaho Commission for Libraries.