Come join our book group for a discussion of "Love and Fury" by Samantha Silva. Loved the book? Hated the book? Couldn't finish it? Come join us anyway! Newcomers are always welcome!

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

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.

A casual, mixed-gender, intergenerational, and LGBTQ+ friendly book group. June: "Dictionary of Lost Words," by Pip Williams

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

Ages 13-18. Discuss book, talk books with other book lovers, and get a snack! It will be "lit"!

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

Hey Seniors! Join us at the Riverton Senior Center the first Thursday of every month for Book Club. Call 385-468-3040 to register. 12914 S Redwood Road, just to the southeast of the library.Register

Join our discussion on "A Fatal Grace" by Louise Penny.

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

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

Read the book and join friends for discussion, fun and crafts

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.

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

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

Join us for a lively discussion of a variety of fiction and nonfiction books. Newcomers welcome! The book club will be led by a librarian from the Taylorsville Library.

We are reading 2023 Newbery Honor Book, The Last Mapmaker, by Christina Soontornvat. Copies of the book are available at the library. The Book Club is held at the Draper Senior Center.

Come and express your impressions about wonderful books through art.

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

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

We'll be discussing "Donner Dinner Party" by Nathan Hale and doing a fun pioneer-era related craft! For kids 8-12. Find a copy of the book at the end of aisle 28/29.

Joins us for a discussion of new and noteworthy nonfiction books. This month's book is Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing. 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 Slaughterhouse-Five. This book club is designed for adults and will be open to expression of a wide diversity of opinions.Register

Come join our book group for a discussion of "An American Marriage" by Tayari Jones Loved the book? Hated the book? Couldn't finish it? Come join us anyway! Newcomers are always welcome!

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