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Join our Summer Reading Club and earn video coupons and a chance in a raffle for every 5 books you read. Be one of the first to join and get a reusable tumbler & straw. The theme is to read any book from our large collection of Book Club books. Browse these subject lists or see a complete list of titles: |
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Optional: If you're interested in joining a book discussion, see our Summer Book Events below.
Kathleen Anne Fleming presents a workshop on Using the Memory. She has led workshops throughout the Midwest and is the author of three mystery novels.
The Illinois State Poetry Society has a chapter that meets at the library. New members are welcome. Bring 10-12 copies of two of your poems.
Readings are from the book "Politics, Leadership and Justice." Participants can buy the book from the Great Books website or by calling 1-800-222-5870.
Nancy Buehler leads a discussion of "Arcadia" by Lauren Groff.
A boy who grows up in a back-to-nature commune in 1970s New York State must come to grips with the outside world when the commune eventually fails.
Books on Tap is the library's book club in a pub. Meet in the private room of the Landmark Inn to relax, talk books, and enjoy a tasty beverage and snacks.
Leah White leads a discussion of "The Worst Hard Time" by Timothy Egan: An oral history of the dust storms that devastated the Great Plains during the Depression, following several families and their communities in their struggle to persevere despite the devastation.
Join the Adult Summer Reading Club and earn video coupons and other prizes for every 5 books you read. Our theme is Explore Our Book Club Section. Be one of the first to join and receive a reusable tumbler and straw. Register in Reader Services starting June 1.
Isabel Soffer leads a discussion of "Carry the One" by Carol Anshaw.
When a car of inebriated guests from a wedding hits and kills a girl on a country road, the people involved in the accident connect, disconnect and reconnect throughout 25 subsequent years of marriage, parenthood, holidays and tragedies.
Join us for poetry discussions with literary critic Isabel Soffer. No advance reading is required.
Kathleen Anne Fleming presents a workshop on Imitation as Flattery. She has led workshops throughout the Midwest and is the author of three mystery novels.
Readings are from the book "Politics, Leadership and Justice." Participants can buy the book from the Great Books website or by calling 1-800-222-5870.
Current Art Exhibit:
The Art School in Glenview
