The Avid Reader Book Club

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The Avid Reader Book Club meets the fourth Monday of the month at 7:30 pm at The Avid Reader.

Monthly book picks are 20% off for anyone interested.

Book for the month of September (2008):
Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder

There is no fee to join and no list to sign up on, so feel free to come in to see what it's like.

For up-to-date information, please visit the new Meetup.com page for the [WWW]Avid Reader Book Club.

Past books include:

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2008-03-26 02:26:50   where does one suggest books for the book of the month club? Do you guys ever read local authors? —StevenDaubert


2008-06-07 16:56:23   Can anyone just show up? I've been looking for a book club to join for some time now. —CurlyGirl26


2008-06-07 17:24:08   Yeah, just show up and be ready to talk (or listen, if you haven't read the book). There is also a private (more serious) book club that will be meeting starting later this month. Message me if you're interested in that one. —SunjeetBaadkar


2008-07-31 15:16:52   Do you have any more information about the book selections for the club? I have been looking for a book club to join and this is the only one that I can find in town. —ScottWeintraub


2008-08-04 15:09:37   if anyone is interested, Sweet Briar has used copies of the September book, "Five Quarters of the Orange" by Joanne Harris. —Mychal


2008-08-30 21:01:34   actually Sweetbriar has used copies of all the books mentioned above, if you want to get used. —Mychal


2009-06-06 10:00:06   The list above is a bit outdated. Can anyone tell me if the book club still happening? If so, what are the books for the next few months? I've been looking for a book club to join! —everdrw

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