| Our
Quest: To offer the opportunity to every person to Converse
about books in Cordial,
Literate and Intelligent discussions. To
strive to Create and
Support a community
of Readers in which
every person's opinion is Welcome
and Valued, and
through which we can get to know and enjoy
one another as we experience the Joy
of Learning and the
Exchange of Ideas through many different
reading opportunities and genres. |
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other words, let's pick a book that we all read, then get together and
talk about it! And, to accommodate today's busy lifestyles: You have a choice! The
Hiawatha Public Library
has a book club that meets in the evenings and two that meet during
the day. You pick the
one (or all!) that fit your schedule. |
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Page Turners Book Club |
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While Others Sleep
A mystery lover's book club |
Time: First Thu. of the month at
7:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room |
Time: First Thu. of
the month at
2:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room |
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Thu., Sep 2:
Amish Grace by Donald
Kraybill (nonfiction)
Thu., Oct 7: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,
Steig Larson (fiction)
Thu., Nov 4:
Conspiracy of Fools, Kurt Eichenwald (nonfiction)
Thu., Dec 2: The Curious Incident of the Dog in
the Night-time,
Mark Haddon (fiction)
Thu., Jan 6:
Priceless, Robert K.
Wittman and John Shiffman
(nonfiction) |
Thu., Sep 2:
Henning Mankell
Thu., Oct 7:
Phillip Margolin |
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Wide Awake and Reading
A totally fictional book club |
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The ParaNormal Book Club |
Time: First Wed. of
the month at 1:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room |
Time: SECOND Thu. of the
month at 6:30 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room |
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Wed., Sep 1: The Man
From Beijing by Henning
Mankell
Wed., Oct 6: South of Broad by
Pat Conroy
Wed., Nov 3: Girl in Translation by
Jean Kwok
Wed., Dec 1: The Weight of Silence by
Heather Gudenkauf |
September: Soulless, by
Gail Carringer
October:
The Historian,
by Elizabeth Kostova
November: Tall, Dark and Dead, by
Tate
Hallaway
December: A Season of Angels, by
Debbie Macomber
January: Glass Houses, by
Rachel Caine |
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