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- Discuss a Book!
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Discuss a Book!
Sharing thoughts about a book (or a movie)
Even though you read a book by yourself, you may want to share your thoughts. Most of us enjoy sharing our opinion about a book read, or movie we have seen – as you know from listening to conversations at the exit door of a movie theater.
Discussion brings out:
- New interpretations.
- Opinions.
- Sharing of group members' past experiences related to the topic.
- Additional information.
- Expansion of our minds.
- Forming community.
If you enjoy books, consider discussing them with others.
Online book groups offer online forums to post your opinions about a selected book and read others' thoughts. Specific clubs usually focus on selected genres.
- Many Goodreads Groups are focused around book clubs or other book discussions. Goodreads is a free online reader community and book recommendation service that anyone can sign up for.
Story Discussions
Story times (for younger children) are offered in multi-week sessions several times a year. Listen to stories, participate in songs and finger play.
Book Discussion Resources
Book Club Kits offer multiple copies (usually 15) of the same title, along with background information on the author and discussion questions. Reserve a kit online.
Author Visits
Come talk with an author! Libraries periodically present programs featuring a visit with an author.
Authors will usually read from their current book, then open the floor for questions and discussion. Please see our calendar or check your local library.
