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In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

Marc MacDonald is an award-winning author who believes every great story starts with a spark — whether it’s a single sentence, an unforgettable character, or an idea that won’t let go.

Join us to discuss this compelling novel, All the Colors of the Dark, by Chris Whitaker. We will be meeting at Il Forno Restobar and Lounge at 128 East Main St.

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

Looking for your next great read? Try Book Speed Dating at the Library! Spend a few minutes with each “mystery book” and see if sparks fly. Take notes, circle your favorites, and discover new reads (and maybe new friends, too!)

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

T.J. Klune's fantasy novel The House in the Cerulean Sea focuses on the experience of finding unlikely family in unexpected places.

In collaboration with NHS Outpatient Mental Health, this book club will alternate discussing small portions of selected books and connecting with others through activities.

Miss Austen by Gill Hornby is a story of Cassandra Austen not her sister Jane. It tells the story of her life through letters and remembrances brought about by the letters.