and coming up in just a minute from chapman hall is michael sandel. most recent book is called "what money can't buy: the moral limits of markets." we're going to bring you that panel live. after that, we'll be joined by a haitian-american author talking about her most recent book, "so spoke the earth. "now, coming up this afternoon is hannah rosen who wrote the book "the end of men," and you will be able to watch her on a panel. but on our facebook page, go to facebook.com/booktv, hannah rosen will be responding a little bit later this afternoon to any facebook comments you'd like to make on that page. so go ahead, and you can make those comments now, and she'll respond at about 3:45 eastern time this afternoon on facebook. facebook.com/booktv. and as you can see, the room in chapman is filling up here at miami-dade college, and they're about to begin, so up next live coverage as we continue from miami, michael sandel, "the limits of markets." ♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>

. >> yesterday, we heard a gentleman by the name of michael sandell, and he spoke to us about what money can't buy, the moral value of markets, and he was giving us an example of four people in the country, offering the kids a dollar or two dollars to read a book, and then he asked the the audience how they felt about it, and it was about 50/50 that half of them felt it was a great idea; it was not a good idea at all. i wonder what you thought of the idea. have you read about it? >> i haven't, but i think creativity is what's needed to get kids reading. there's a woman i read about, a teacher in texas, and she has a bubba, a book club for boys, and they read gross books. they love it. they call themselves bubbas, and they make fun of themselves. >> she doesn't pay them? >> no, she doesn't. i hope that's the last thing you'd have to do, but, you know, i can't say i'm against it, but maybe there's more imaginative ways. >> okay. >> the key is not really that they read a book. the key is that they build a habit so that they continue to read stuff. it's just not enough to get them to read on

michael sandel will be talking about his book, what money can't buy and we will bring you to live. after that national book critics circle award winner edwidge danticat will be joining us for her most recent book, so spoke the earth. she is a haitian-american and she writes mostly about those issues. in a couple of hours, lori andrews, hanna rosin and joan walsh will be on the same panel life from chapman hall in miami-dade college for the miami book fair takes place. lori andrews book is called social networks and the death of privacy and hanna rosin, the end of men at bestseller and we feature her on her "after words" program and by the way hanna rosin will be joining us for an exclusive facebook chat so if you go to facebook.com/booktv and lycos, you can ask her questions about her book. she will be joining us after her panel for an exclusive facebook chat. joan walsh's book is called what's the matter with white people? after that, kissinger associates had david rothkopf will be joining us to talk about his most recent book, power incorporated. his first book was called supercl