We’re reading Please Look After Mom by Kyung-Sook Shin for the May meeting.  It’s the story of a family’s search for their mother, who goes missing from the Seoul Station subway.  Copies are available at the front desk.  No registration required. 

We’re reading The Case of the Missing Servant by Tarquin Hall for the library’s book group in April.  Travel to India as Vish Puri (“Most Private Investigators, Inc.”) uses his resourceful methods of detection to solve a number of cases.  Copies are available at the front desk.  No reg

We’re reading A Year in Provence by Peter Mayle for the March meeting, in which the author describes the time he and his wife spent in the south of France renovating an old farmhouse.  Copies are available at the front desk.  No registration required.  All adult readers are welcome!

We’re reading Whitethorn Woods by Maeve Binchy for the library’s book group in February.  Plot summary: controversy breaks out when a proposed highway bypass threatens an Irish village’s beloved shrine.  Copies are available at the front desk.  No registration is required.

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We’re reading The Food of Love by Anthony Capella for the January meeting.  Set primarily in Rome, this book is a variation of the Cyrano de Bergerac story, only with a lot more food.  Copies are available at the front desk.  No registration required.  All adu

Our book discussion group is reading My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell.  At the December meeting, we will watch the movie by the same name and then compare the book to the film.  Plot summary: the author relates his experiences as a child living on Corfu with his family in the 1930s.  Copies of th

We’re reading Crocodile on the Sandbank by Elizabeth Peters for the November meeting.  Amelia Peabody, a Victorian spinster who has recently come into an inheritance, travels to Egypt and encounters a murderous mummy.  Copies are available at the front desk.  Bring your lunch, if you wish.

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We’re reading Portrait in Sepia by Isabelle Allende for the September meeting.  The first book in our “Continental Reading” series, this family saga takes place in late nineteenth century Chile and spans almost fifty years.  Copies will be available at the front desk.  Bring your lunch, if y

We’re reading The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson for August.  This non-fiction book intertwines the stories of two men: the architect of the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair and a serial killer masquerading as a doctor.  Copies will be available at the front desk.  Bring your lunch, if you wish.<