Research on Elements of Reading Promotion in Communities:Taking “One Book, One Community” for Example

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Against the backdrop of prospering reading promotion activities of library on grass-root level, the reading promotion case of “One Book, One Community” in the United States is being detailed analyzed, from its history, development and influence. The paper also introduces how it acquires partners,
selects books, conduct publicity, discussion, and evaluation. Drawing upon the successful experience of the program, it is proposed that library should be the major player for reading promotion. With the help of active social participants, associations, and organizations, library should standardize the process, select the most appropriate collections, acquire sufficient funds, and support promotions with well-built websites.Villages and communities should be prioritized and sustainable development conducted to achieve the goal of nationwide reading.

Key words: Public library, Reading promotion, Nationwide reading, Community

Feng Jia. Research on Elements of Reading Promotion in Communities:Taking “One Book, One Community” for Example[J]. LIBRARY JOURNAL.

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