Walking Book Club is for readers interested in a weekly walk session and book discussion.

Take a walk with us along the paths behind the library (weather permitting—otherwise we’ll use the track inside the Millcreek Recreation Center); then join in our book discussion.

Join us for lively discussions, activities, and fun! For younger readers accompanied by an adult. This month we are reading Bibsy Cross and the Bad Apple, by Liz Garton Scanlon.

Bilingual Book Club in Chinese and in English. (中英双语读书会）

Bring a family member or a friend and play games, discover new books of your choice, craft and more! ¡Venga con un pariente o amigo a disfrutar de juegos, lectura, manualidades y más!

A friendly and unique book club program for adults with Down syndrome, autism, and other cognitive differences.

Each month we read books from one genre. In November read any HISTORICAL FICTION book of your choice, then come to our meeting for snacks, crafts, and fun! Best for kids ages 7-12 with a caring adult.

Dive into a world of literature with our vibrant gay book club!

We'll be discussing Beehive nominee "Good Boy" by Andy Hirsch and then do a fun craft. Great for ages 8-12. Reading the book is not required to attend.

Joins us for a discussion of new and noteworthy nonfiction books. This month's book is Vanishing Treasures by Katherine Rundell. New readers are always welcome!

Walking Book Club is for readers interested in a weekly walk session and book discussion.

Join other avid readers for an hour of discussion and book chat! Recommended for adults. Ask staff for a current list of selections.

Join this vibrant book club in reading TBD. This book club is designed for adults and will be open to expression of a wide diversity of opinions.

A casual, mixed-gender, intergenerational, and LGBTQ+ friendly book group.

Join us for lively discussions, activities, and fun! For younger readers accompanied by an adult. This month we will be reading Mia Mayhem is a Superhero by Kara West.

Bring a family member or a friend and play games, discover new books of your choice, craft and more! ¡Venga con un pariente o amigo a disfrutar de juegos, lectura, manualidades y más!

Come join our book group for a discussion of "The Unfit Heiress" by Audrey Farley Loved the book? Hated the book? Couldn't finish it? Come join us anyway! Newcomers are always welcome!

Book club for seniors. A book, a place to talk and most of all, a place to make friends.

Participate in our monthly challenges on The County Library's Goodreads page and you may win a free book!

Bring a family member or a friend and play games, discover new books of your choice, craft and more! ¡Venga con un pariente o amigo a disfrutar de juegos, lectura, manualidades y más!

A friendly and unique book club program for adults with Down syndrome, autism, and other cognitive differences.

If you'd like reminders for our meetings, please register to receive notifications! Registration is NOT required to attend. Upcoming books are listed below. Find copies at the end of the holds area.Register

Walking Book Club is for readers interested in a weekly walk session and book discussion.

Join us! We read a great variety of interesting books and love new members!

Bring a family member or a friend and play games, discover new books of your choice, craft and more! ¡Venga con un pariente o amigo a disfrutar de juegos, lectura, manualidades y más!

Join our discussion on “"A Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck" by Sophie Elmhirst.

Second Wednesday of each month from 2:30 to 4:00 at the Sandy Senior Center, room 206.

Each month we read books from one genre. In December read any ADVENTURE book of your choice, then come to our meeting for snacks, crafts, and fun! Best for kids ages 7-12 with a caring adult.

Enjoy reading short books (200ish pages or less) from a variety of genres and authors. Club meets on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 7-8.

Walking Book Club is for readers interested in a weekly walk session and book discussion.

Take a walk with us along the paths behind the library (weather permitting—otherwise we’ll use the track inside the Millcreek Recreation Center); then join in our book discussion.

Join us for lively discussions, activities, and fun! For younger readers accompanied by an adult. This month we are reading The Girl in the Tree, by Ellen Potter.