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Wednesday Afternoon Book Club - In Person Option
Fiction Titles
Wednesday, September 02
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Downtown Branch
Angus Ross RoomDiscover new fiction book titles and connect with like-minded readers for animated discussions.
To Register - Click on "Register" button on the left
Book Clubs are led by the community members that attend on a regular basis, they select the monthly books in advance so everyone can read the same book title. This book club meets the first Wednesday of the month, from September to May.
Listed below are a few reminders so everyone can enjoy the club:
- The safety of our participants and staff is our top priority, please review our Patron Conduct Policy.
- Registration is required, space is limited. If you cannot attend, please cancel your registration.
- All participants are encouraged to read the book, if you don't like the style, at least read the first few chapters and the final chapter so you can participate in the discussions.
- Remember to stay on topic, you invested the time to read the book, so come prepared to discuss. There are no wrong or right interpretations of a book ? just different perspectives.
- Be gracious in your comments. If you did not like the book, be kind in your feedback. Contribute positively and respectfully.
- Take turns, give everyone a chance to share. Remember, book clubs are discussion groups. Keep an open mind, ready to discover new books and ideas.
- Respect the discussion space, be a good listener and don't engage in side conversations, be sure to mute your cell phones!
Book Club Selections
September 2nd - The Briar Club by Kate Quinn
October 7th - How to Survive a Bear Attack by Claire Cameron
November 4th - My Friends by Fredrik Backman
December 2nd - TBD
January 6th - Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
February 3rd - Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kingsolver
March 3rd - The Book Club for Troublesome Women by Marie Bostwick
April 7th - Girl on a Platform by Ellie Millwood *Note this book is not in our library collection
May 5th - Theo the Golden by Allen Levi
June 2nd - Book selection for next year
If you are unable to attend, we ask that you cancel your registration or email askus@barrielibrary.ca
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Downtown Branch
Our Downtown Branch is centrally located in the Downtown core at the corner of Worsley and Owen Streets. The building and facilities are fully accessible. Enjoy a beverage or a small snack from our Café located inside the lobby, use our complimentary wifi, experiment with technology and maker tools, or soak up the sun on our Rooftop Reading Garden.
