AADL Productions Podcast: Richard Glaubman
by amy
This episode features 2011's Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads author, Richard Glaubman. Richard spoke with us about his collaboration with Life is So Good, a chronicle of Dawson's inspired personal journey through the tumultuous 20th century, culminating in his learning to read at the age of 98. Richard talks about his experience developing the book's narrative structure and George's voice, as well as his personal friendship with George and the irresistible effect of his optimism and quiet humanity on everyone he encountered. You can also watch or download a video of Glaubman's presentation when he visited in January.
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It's great to see that the
It's great to see that the AADL owns several hundred copies of this inspirational title with the vast majority currently checked out (though many ARE still available for those interested). Be sure to check out the insightful book reviews that patrons have written at the bottom [http://www.aadl.org/catalog/record/1167847|of this title's record] for a sample of what makes it so popular. It's a fantastic boon for the success of the [http://aareads.aadl.org/aareads|A2/Ypsi Reads] program as well as a testimony to the compelling nature of this book. Thanks for posting the video and podcast, Amy!
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