We voted on the book by Monday, June 8th, 11:59pm and Sunrise on the Reaping (Hunger Games; Suzanne Collins) won over Dune Messiah (Frank Herbert). Votes automatically registered participants to receive the winning book and also reserve a space to attend the movie watch party in Ann Arbor when the movie is released.

“They will not use my tears for their entertainment.” ~Haymitch Abernathy

GETTING A BOOK
For voting participants, copies will be available for pick up from the Cook Family Foundation offices (120 W Exchange St #202, Owosso) or will be delivered to you; please indicate your preference when voting.
If you didn’t order one, but still want to read. Copies are available both at the Shiawassee District Library. with a library card (ebook and audio) and through the MLibrary system (ebook and audio) by logging in with your uniqname. You’re also welcome to pick up your own copy.

GETTING INVOLVED
Participate in two online book discussions and/or answer two quiz questions by the discussion date(s). The Wiki Fandom link (above) provides plots and a synopsis.

Discussion A: Monday, July 13, 7-8pm. Online Link. Read Part I "The Birthday" and Part II: "The Rascal."
Discussion B: Thursday, July 30, 7-8pm. Online Link. Read Part III "The Poster" and the Epilogue.
200 Points per Session

Send a book pic--where are you reading? Upload a PNG/JPG to Canvas or email to Jeri ([email protected]).
200 Points

Everyone who earns at least 200 points has a reserved seat for the watch party in January! More details on the Cook Scholars SU26 Canvas page and in the biweekly newsletters.