Which program features events with authors to promote reading?

• A. High-Traffic Areas
• B. Interactive Opportunities
• C. Author Visits
• D. Literacy Celebrations

Answer: (C)

Bringing authors to speak and interact with readers through readings, talks, or Q&A sessions is what an Author Visits program is all about. It directly features events with authors to promote reading by giving students and patrons a chance to hear about books, learn about the writing process, and ask questions—all of which can spark interest in reading. The other options describe different aspects of library work—high-traffic areas focus on where people go, interactive opportunities is a broad idea that could include many activities without specifying authors, and literacy celebrations are events that honor reading but don’t inherently involve authors. So the program that best fits events with authors is Author Visits.