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

Join us for lively discussions, activities, and fun! For younger readers accompanied by an adult. This month we are reading Clover's Luck, by Kallie George.

Meet other readers interested in self-improvement and self-discovery in this monthly book club

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 Sweep: The Story of a Girl and her Monster by Jonathan Auxier. Copies of the book are available at the library. The Book Club is held at the Draper Senior Center.

Learn about people and places with books from the 'Who Was' series. We will talk about the book, learn cool facts and do other fun activities. May: Who Was Babe Ruth?

Each month we choose our own books from one genre and meetup for discussions, activities, friendship, and fun. Geared towards 8–12 year olds with a caring adult.

Join us for lively discussions, activities, friendship and fun! For readers who enjoy early chapter books. This month we are reading Stinky Spike: The Pirate Dog by Peter Meisel.

Join our discussion on “Lessons in Chemistry" by Bonnie Garmus

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

Book club for kids ages 8-12 and a caring adult. Join us for lively discussions, activities, friendship, and fun! This month's book is All Thirteen by Christina Soontornvat.

Joins us for a discussion of new and noteworthy nonfiction books. This month's book is The Other Dr. Gilmer by Benjamin Gilmer. New readers are always welcome!

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

Join us for lively discussions, activities, friendship, and fun! For readers ages 6-9 accompanied by a caring adult. This month's book is Wolfie and Fly by Cary Fagan.

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

Book club for seniors. A book, a treat and a warm place to meet. Someone to talk with, a place to make friends

The SLC Literary Fiction book club is reading "The Liar's Dictionary" by Eley Williams. This book club is designed for adults and open to the expression of a wide diversity of opinions.

A casual, mixed-gender, intergenerational, and LGBTQ+ friendly book group. The book for May will be "Unorthodox," by Deborah Feldman.

Come join our book group for a discussion of "Lady Tan's Circle of Women" by Lisa See 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.

Book Chasers is a book club for adults where we'll have fun doing bookish things and sharing our book adventures using the Goosechase app! Event runs from May 27 10:00 am to June 8 9:00 pm

Drop in to find fun chapter books, chat with new friends, grab a treat and a take home craft! K-2

A new book club for readers who want to be on the edge of their seat. Join us each month for a fast paced book with a chill discussion.

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.

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

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）

This month we'll be cooking from Bon Appetit magazine, rather than a book. All the issues dating back to NOV 2015 are available digitally on FLIPSTER: https://flipster.ebsco.com/c/mrr2pz Register

Senior Center Book Club to connect with others by reading and discussing the same book.

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

Join us for Riverton's book club for adults! This month we'll be discussing "The Little Italian Hotel" by Phaedra Patrick. Find copies of the book in the holds area.

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

Hey Seniors! Join us at the Riverton Senior Center the first Thursday of every month for Book Club. Call 385-468-3040 to register.

Meet other readers interested in self-improvement and self-discovery in this monthly book club