Book Club - Feb 19, 2022

February 19 will be the second meeting in 2022 of the Riverton Area Book Club. The book to be discussed is The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave and published in 2021.  

All interested readers are welcome! The book club meets from 10-11 am at the Library in the Riverton Municipal Building.  Social distancing is available and masks are to be worn. The library staff have ordered copies of print and audio; for further information please contact the Library at 217-629-6353.

October Book Club -

If you haven't read the book yet for this Saturday, Oct. 9, there is still time!  Stephen King's novella, Elevation, is only 146 pages and is a quick read.  Participants will meet in the community room of the Riverton Municipal Building from 10-11am. Masks are worn and the room is large enough for social distancing.

Book Club - Saturday, July 17

Back to the third Saturday of the month, July 17 is the next book club meeting. The group will talk about Sold on a Monday, by Kristina McMorris and published in 2018.  McMorris was inspired to write this book after seeing a 1948 photo of children offered up for sale and reading a followup article. In her historical fiction, a reporter in 1931 snaps a similar photo, not intended for publication but which becomes a news item with devastating consequences.The book club meets from 10-11am in the community room of the Riverton Municipal Building.

Book Club - June 26

The June 26 book selected for the book club is Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan. Tan recently appeared in a film, "Unintended Memoir," (PBS) about her life and career, including personal photos, home movies, animation, and interviews. Many of her writings were inspired by Tan's experiences; this novel, her sixth work, is about a group of American tourists who travel to China and Burma. We celebrate author Amy Tan in May, which is Asian American/Pacific Island Heritage month. 

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