Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Calling all 1st & 2nd grade bookworms! Join our book club for some fun reading with other kids your age. For parents and children to enjoy together. For this month's meeting, please read Jasmine Toguchi, Mochi Queen by Debbi Michiko Florence . Pick up a copy of the book, while supplies last, at either Children's Desk. Visit our website for more information.

Join our book club for some fun reading with other kids your age! For this month's meeting, please read Lifeboat 12 by Susan Hood. Pick up a copy of the book, while supplies last, at either Children's Desk. Visit our website for more information. For Grades 3 - 5.

Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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In partnership with the Centerville-Washington Park District and Centerville-Washington History, the Library co-hosts a lunchtime book discussion on historical topics. Some attendees choose to bring a brown bag lunch. Dessert is provided. Please register for this program on the Park District's website at https://www.cwpd.org/programs-events/ or phone them at 937-433-5155. There is a second session at 1:30 PM at the Woodbourne Library (no registration necessary), if the 11:30 AM session is full.

Join us for a discussion of The Train to Crystal City: FDR's Secret Prisoner Exchange Program and America's Only Family Internment Camp During World War II (nonfiction-2015) by Jan Jarboe Russell. Focusing on a little-known event in American history that has long been kept quiet, a dramatic account exposes a secret FDR-approved American internment camp in Texas during World War II where hundreds of prisoners were exchanged for other Americans behind enemy lines in Japan and Germany.  393 pages, Average rating 4.06/5 on Goodreads.

Copies of the book will be distributed at the April session and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Library Front Desk after that discussion. This program is held at the historic Smith House (Bill Yeck Park) located at 2230 E. Centerville Station Road.

A second session has been added to this program. In partnership with the Centerville-Washington Park District and Centerville-Washington History, the Library co-hosts a book discussion on historical topics. Some attendees choose to bring a brown bag lunch. Dessert is provided. No registration is required.

Join us for a discussion of The Train to Crystal City: FDR's Secret Prisoner Exchange Program and America's Only Family Internment Camp During World War II (nonfiction-2015) by Jan Jarboe Russell. Focusing on a little-known event in American history that has long been kept quiet, a dramatic account exposes a secret FDR-approved American internment camp in Texas during World War II where hundreds of prisoners were exchanged for other Americans behind enemy lines in Japan and Germany.  393 pages, Average rating 4.06/5 on Goodreads.

Copies of the book will be distributed at the April session and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Library Front Desk after that discussion. 

Join other teens and discuss the book The Shadow Queen: A Ravenspire Novel by C.J. Redwine while you enjoy Bill's Donuts and drinks! Copies of the book are available at the Children’s Desk, no library card required. Open to grades 6 - 12.

Unwind with a glass of wine and a lively book discussion. Join us as we discuss A River of Stars by Vanessa Hua.

Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Join us for a discussion of The Year of Magical Thinking (2005-Biography) by Joan Didion. An autobiographical portrait of a marriage and motherhood by the acclaimed author details the critical illness of her daughter, Quintana Roo, followed by the fatal coronary of her husband, John Gregory Dunne, and her daughter's second bout with a life-threatening ailment, and her struggle to come to terms with life and death, illness, sanity, personal upheaval, and grief.

240 pages, 3.88/5 stars (out of 118,000 ratings on Goodreads). Copies of the book will be distributed to attendees at the April discussion, and limited copies will be available at the Centerville Reference Desk after the discussion. Those needing special accommodations should contact the Library in advance at 435-3700.

Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Join us for a discussion of The Year of Magical Thinking (2005-Biography) by Joan Didion. An autobiographical portrait of a marriage and motherhood by the acclaimed author details the critical illness of her daughter, Quintana Roo, followed by the fatal coronary of her husband, John Gregory Dunne, and her daughter's second bout with a life-threatening ailment, and her struggle to come to terms with life and death, illness, sanity, personal upheaval, and grief.

240 pages, 3.88/5 stars (out of 118,000 ratings on Goodreads). Copies of the book will be distributed to attendees at the April discussion, and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Front Desk after the discussion. Those needing special accommodations should contact the Library in advance at 435-3700.

Calling all 1st & 2nd grade bookworms! Join our book club for some fun reading with other kids your age. For parents and children to enjoy together. For this month's meeting, please read The Bad Guys by Aaron Blabey. Pick up a copy of the book, while supplies last, at either Children's Desk. Visit our website for more information.

Join our book club for some fun reading with other kids your age! For this month's meeting, please read Restart by Gordon Korman. Pick up a copy of the book, while supplies last, at either Children's Desk. Visit our website for more information. For Grades 3 - 5.

Unwind with a glass of wine and a lively book discussion. Join us as we discuss Self-Portrait With Boy by Rachel Lyon. 

In partnership with the Centerville-Washington Park District and Centerville-Washington History, the Library co-hosts a lunchtime book discussion on historical topics. Some attendees choose to bring a brown bag lunch. Dessert is provided. Please register for this program on the Park District's website at https://www.cwpd.org/programs-events/ or phone them at 937-433-5155. There is a second session at 1:30 PM at the Woodbourne Library (no registration necessary), if the 11:30 AM session is full.

Join us for a discussion of Doc: a novel (Fiction-2011) by Mary Doria Russell. After the burned body of a mixed-blood boy, Johnnie Sanders, is discovered in 1878 Dodge City, Kansas, part-time policeman Wyatt Earp enlists the help of his professional-gambler friend Doc Holliday. 394 pages, Average rating 4/5 on Goodreads.

Copies of the book will be distributed at the May session and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Library Front Desk after that discussion. This program is held at the historic Smith House (Bill Yeck Park) located at 2230 E. Centerville Station Road.

A second session has been added to this program. In partnership with the Centerville-Washington Park District and Centerville-Washington History, the Library co-hosts a book discussion on historical topics. Some attendees choose to bring a brown bag lunch. Dessert is provided. No registration is required.

Join us for a discussion of Doc: a novel (Fiction-2011) by Mary Doria Russell. After the burned body of a mixed-blood boy, Johnnie Sanders, is discovered in 1878 Dodge City, Kansas, part-time policeman Wyatt Earp enlists the help of his professional-gambler friend Doc Holliday. 394 pages, Average rating 4/5 on Goodreads.

Copies of the book will be distributed at the May session and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Library Front Desk after that discussion. 

Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Join us for a discussion of Never Let Me Go (2005-Science Fiction) by Kazuo Ishiguro. From Publisher's Weekly: Like Ishiguro's previous works (The Remains of the Day; When We Were Orphans) his sixth novel is so exquisitely observed that even the most workaday objects and interactions are infused with a luminous, humming otherworldliness. The dystopian story it tells, meanwhile, gives it a different kind of electric charge. Set in late 1990s England, in a parallel universe in which humans are cloned and raised expressly to "donate" their healthy organs and thus eradicate disease from the normal population, this is an epic ethical horror story, told in devastatingly poignant miniature. 

288 pages, 3.81/5 stars (out of 393,631 ratings on Goodreads). Copies of the book will be distributed to attendees at the May discussion, and limited copies will be available at the Woodbourne Front Desk after the discussion. Those needing special accommodations should contact the Library in advance at 435-3700.

Join us for a discussion of Never Let Me Go (2005-Science Fiction) by Kazuo Ishiguro. From Publisher's Weekly: Like Ishiguro's previous works (The Remains of the Day; When We Were Orphans) his sixth novel is so exquisitely observed that even the most workaday objects and interactions are infused with a luminous, humming otherworldliness. The dystopian story it tells, meanwhile, gives it a different kind of electric charge. Set in late 1990s England, in a parallel universe in which humans are cloned and raised expressly to "donate" their healthy organs and thus eradicate disease from the normal population, this is an epic ethical horror story, told in devastatingly poignant miniature. 

288 pages, 3.81/5 stars (out of 393,631 ratings on Goodreads). Copies of the book will be distributed to attendees at the May discussion, and limited copies will be available at the Centerville Reference Desk after the discussion. Those needing special accommodations should contact the Library in advance at 435-3700.

Join us Monday nights at 7 PM on Facebook to talk about books with fellow book lovers. There are no assigned books to read. Just get online and chat about what you’ve been reading! 

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Calling all 1st & 2nd grade bookworms! Join our book club for some fun reading with other kids your age. For parents and children to enjoy together. For this month's meeting, please read Rise of the Earth Dragon by Tracey West. Pick up a copy of the book, while supplies last, at either Children's Desk. Visit our website for more information.