In JD Vance’s hometown, comment on his new memoir is hard to find
Summary
JD Vance’s new memoir, Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, sold 64,000 copies in its first week and has been popular in his hometown library in Middletown, Ohio. However, many local residents have not read the book or are hesitant to share their opinions about it, and there has been little public discussion or promotion of the memoir in the town.Key Facts
- JD Vance’s memoir was released on June 16, 2024.
- The book sold 64,000 copies in its first week.
- It is the second most popular adult nonfiction book at Middletown’s library since June 9.
- The local library has 20 copies; 11 were checked out as of late July.
- Middletown city council member Joe Mulligan admires Vance’s life story but has not yet read the book.
- There are no current city or local party events promoting the memoir.
- Butler County, where Middletown is located, mostly voted for the Trump-Vance 2024 ticket.
- Local public response to the book is limited, and few residents have openly discussed it.
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