2021 theme is Connecting.... Connect with us for this year's title selections and events Jan-May.
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January is our launch month for all our upcoming events. Please make sure you frequently visiting siliconvalleyreads.org, so that you can stay up-to-date and connect with us. Happy new year! #siliconvalleyreads
Come explore with us, the notion that we are all connected in this YA novel by Nicola Yoon. #siliconvalleyreads
Who rescued who? Join us in reading this compelling and heart-felt collection of mutual rescue stories from the President of the Silicon Valley Humane Society. #siliconvalleyreads
We could all use something beautiful in our lives! Come read with us, "Maybe Something Beautiful". #siliconvalleyreads
What better way to connect than through food and family stories! Join Fanny Singer in "Always Home" as she shares her own story as well as that of her mother, Alice Waters, and even shares some beloved recipes. #siliconvalleyreads
Mark your calendars...children's author, Nikki Grimes, will be joining #siliconvalleyreads on March 13th. Check out her novel, Garvey's Choice, and the other 2021 children/teen's selections at siliconvalleyreads.org.
#siliconvalleyreads Our first book: Together The Healing Power of Human Connection in a Sometimes Lonely World by Vivek H. Murthy, MD.
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Launch day! 2021 theme is Connecting... Connect with us at SiliconValleyReads.org for title selections and events. #SiliconValleyReads
The SVReads 2020 calendar of events is published!! More than 185 events this year throughout Santa Clara County. Download from SiliconValleyReads.org now or pick up a printed copy at your local library starting next week.
In recognition of 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, Silicon Valley Reads 2020 theme is “Women Making It Happen.” #SVReads2020
Overflow crowd last night to hear bestselling author A.J. Jacobs. Today he's at Saratoga, Cambrian, Santa Teresa and Morgan Hill libraries and Sunday at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Mountain View libraries talking about his funny and informative book "It's All Relative."
Silicon Valley Reads 2019 events are now posted on the website SiliconValleyReads.org. Mark your calendars now to meet authors, see films, view art exhibit, take a workshop, entertain the family.
SiliconValleyReads.org is now accepting online donations to help fund programming for 2019! Thank you for your support!
Three great books and authors are the centerpiece of Silicon Valley Reads 2019. Start reading now and be ready to meet the authors in Jan, Feb and March.
Tonight! Silicon Valley Reads 2018 kick off 7:30 p.m. Visual & Performing Arts Center, De Anza College with authors Mark Lukach and Rachel Khong interviewed by @spizarro Free parking in Lots A & B after 5