One Book, One Hudson
A Town-Wide Reading Event
One Book, One Community is a program that started in Seattle, Washington in 1996. This mission was to develop a community of readers and involve them in reading and conversing about the same book as well as stressing the importance for reading, writing and expressing ideas.
The Hudson Public Library has also decided to have a One Book, One Community program. We are calling our program “One Book, One Hudson.” We choose a book for every age group and are plan to do some complimentary programming, though our main focus will be on the adult book(s).
Summer 2013
“Discovering the Pleasures of a Home Grown Life”
Join us each month this summer as we read compelling memoirs and discover the pleasures of a a home grown life through the authors’ stories and our programs. For any event just click on the link to see the details in our Event Calendar.
June’s Memoir

Buddy: How a Rooster Made Me a Family Man by Brian McGrory
June Events
Wednesday, June 5 @ 6:30 PM
Container Gardening with Vegetables with Betsy Williams
Wednesday, June 12 @ 7 PM
Introduction to Writing Your Memoir offered by Tiana Gorham
Thursday, June 13 @ 6:30 PM
Vermicomposting: Recycling Kitchen Food Waste with Worms by Carol Wing
Saturday, June 15 @ 3 PM
Raw Food Program with Sam Roman, chef from The Organic Garden Cafe in Beverly
Monday, June 17 @ 7 PM
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