If your New Year’s resolutions include reading more and getting out to meet new people, then why don’t you achieve both at once by joining one of the many monthly book discussion groups offered by the Library?
The Library’s book discussions
take place during the day and in the evening.
They focus on a range of genres, so there should be something for
everyone. For those who enjoy mystery
and intrigue, there is the Murder by the
Book discussion group. If you prefer
history, biography and current affairs, then The Nonfictioneers should fit the bill. The Critics’
Circle and the A.M. Book Group focus
on a wide range of works of mostly fiction to suit all tastes. We also have a Poetry Discussion Group led by a retired Columbia University English
professor. For those who prefer a more relaxed approach, Books and Breakfast provides an opportunity for participants to
share what they have been reading over a delicious breakfast. The Library also
runs book programs for members of Founders Hall and Ridgefield Crossing.
So check the Library’s website at
www.ridgefieldlibrary.org for details and
put one or more of these discussion groups on your calendar. What better way to
stimulate your mind and make new friends in 2013!
Contributed by Adult Program Director Lesley Lambton
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