What We DoThe Booklight Project offers interactive presentations on a variety of literary topics, so we can:
Current Topic List Sessions are approximately 60 minutes and can be held in-person or online. Contact Kari to schedule a session. |
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Our Mission
Founded in 2024, the mission of The Booklight Project is to present unique perspectives on a wide variety of literary topics that educate, enlighten, and inspire readers of all ages.
Literature is a survey of the human experience. A person who dives deeper into literature opens themselves up to new worlds, giving themselves the opportunity to move beyond their own, individual experiences and learn about and connect to the experiences of others.
Writers have always used writing as a way to make sense of their lives and the context in which they live. By doing so, they give us a snapshot of themselves and the world around them—and how these two things interact.
Literature is a survey of the human experience. A person who dives deeper into literature opens themselves up to new worlds, giving themselves the opportunity to move beyond their own, individual experiences and learn about and connect to the experiences of others.
Writers have always used writing as a way to make sense of their lives and the context in which they live. By doing so, they give us a snapshot of themselves and the world around them—and how these two things interact.
About Kari O'Driscoll
A self-avowed book nerd, Kari holds an M.A. in English Literature from Mercy University and a B.B.A. in Finance from the University of New Mexico. She has been a professional marketing and technical writer for over 25 years.
In her spare time, you will find her on most days reading a book, because…books. When she’s not reading, she might be practicing yoga, swinging her kettlebells, or brushing up on her French. An aspiring mezzo-soprano, Kari also studies classical music in the Cassola Voice Studio and sings with the Providence Singers.
In her spare time, you will find her on most days reading a book, because…books. When she’s not reading, she might be practicing yoga, swinging her kettlebells, or brushing up on her French. An aspiring mezzo-soprano, Kari also studies classical music in the Cassola Voice Studio and sings with the Providence Singers.
