Showing posts with label The Distant Land of My Father. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Distant Land of My Father. Show all posts
Monday, February 11, 2008
Have You Joined the Celebration?
This is a busy week for the celebration Silicon Valley Reads, 2008 The Distant Land of My Father. The Friends of the Palo Alto Library are sponsoring a number of events this week, all of which can be found on the Palo Alto Reads blog. There are book discussions, free events and a talk with the author, Bo Caldwell. If you haven't joined the celebration, now is your chance!
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Memories of Wartime Shanghai
Kick-off event next week!
Amazing women tell amazing stories.
Historian Connie Young Yu is the author of "Chinatown, San Jose, USA", and has written extensively on Asian American history. Meimei Pan will share stories and memorabilia of her parents’ experiences in, and eventual escape from Shanghai. (The photo above is from her collection.)
When: Friday, January 25
Where: Main Library, 1213 Newell Rd
Time: 7:00pm
Cost: FREE!
Refreshments will be provided.
This event kicks off the month long series of events and book discussions inspired by "The Distant Land of My Father" by Bo Caldwell.
Monday, January 14, 2008
New Display at Main Library
There is a wonderful display at the Main Library from the group "Growing Up Asian in America". You will find poetry, essays and drawings from children in the Bay Area that demonstrate a superhero in their lives. It is a fascinating display of talent and admiration. Come in and see it before it leaves the end of January.Drawing by Martina Lo, Age 17 La Honda (San Mateo County) Summit Preparatory Charter High School - second place in the 9-12 grade category. See all the winners.
The display if part of the ongoing celebration for Silicon Valley Reads The Distant Land of My Father. Check out what Palo Alto City Library has to offer.
Friday, December 28, 2007
Welcome the New Year With a Great Book!
Have you read The Distant Land of My Father by Bo Caldwell yet? This is the book selection for Silicon Valley Reads 2008, and the Palo Alto City Library is presenting a series of programs and discussions inspired by this fascinating story of wartime Shanghai.The web page has a listing of programs and more!
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