September is Library Card Sign Up Month! Join us at Book Talk to celebrate. Read a book with “library” in the title, a book about libraries, or a book with a librarian main character. Share what you’ve read and why you love libraries on Wednesday, September 16th at 6:30 p.m.
September is Library Card Sign Up Month. In honor of this, read any book with the word “library” in the title, about a library, or with library staff as the main character. Come and talk about your read on September 2nd at 10:15 am or at Book Talk on September 16th at 6:30 pm.
We know summer has been busy for all of us, so for August’s Book Talk we’re taking it easy! Join us on Wednesday, August 19th at 6:30 p.m. and share what you’ve been reading this summer.
Dig into three books that match three bingo squares to complete your 10:15 Book Club BINGO challenge! Make sure they make a bingo! Pick up your copy of the bingo card at the library & join the group to “Unearth a Story.”
Join us in July to discuss Marie Benedict’s Daughter of Egypt. This work of biographical fiction parallels the lives of Lady Evelyn Herbert, daughter of Lord Carnarvon who sponsored the expedition that famously unearthed Tutankhamun’s tomb, and Hatshepsut, Egypt’s lost female Pharoah who challenged the expectations of her time. Get a copy at HPL today!
Dig into three books that match three bingo squares to complete your 10:15 Book Club BINGO challenge! Make sure they make a bingo! Pick up your copy of the bingo card at the library & join the group to “Unearth a Story.”
Join us in June to discuss Laila Lalami’s ‘The Dream Hotel.’ In this science fiction dystopian novel, dreams are monitored by the Risk Assessment Administration, and people can be detained on the basis of an algorithm that determines potential criminal acts.Get a copy at HPL today!
Dig into three books that match three bingo squares to complete your 10:15 Book Club BINGO challenge! Make sure they make a bingo! Pick up your copy of the bingo card at the library & join the group to “Unearth a Story.”
Join us in May to discuss Jesse Q. Sutanto’s hilarious cozy mystery Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers. Vera Wong enjoys sipping Wulong tea and doing amateur detective work on the Internet. When she finds a dead body in her tea shop, she puts her sleuthing skills to work and makes some new friends in the
Can you dig it? It’s time to head back to the 1960s – a decade that included go-go boots, the Vietnam War, Civil Rights, Woodstock and the Moon Landing. Read any book, fiction or nonfiction, written ABOUT or published DURING the 1960s. Join the discussion on May 6.
