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One Book, One Read 2026 was a huge success! Thank you to bestselling author Jason Rekulak, whose novel The Last One at t
Atlanta-Fulton Public Library FoundationSeptember 24, 2026

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One Book, One Read 2026 was a huge success!

Thank you to bestselling author Jason Rekulak, whose novel The Last One at the Wedding was this year’s One Book, One Read selection, and award-winning journalist and news anchor Karyn Greer for an unforgettable event filled with engaging conversation, thoughtful questions, and a shared love of reading. The Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Foundation is proud to help fund programs like One Book, One Read that bring our community together through books, conversation, and connection. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our community that make experiences like this possible. Missed the event or want to experience it again? Watch the full livestream now through the link in our bio!
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