Two monthly book discussion groups will soon be starting up at the White Salmon Valley Community Library including some author visits.
The selected titles will introduce you to a wide range of writers and topics giving you an opportunity to read and discuss some authors you may not have tried before including local and regional authors, and authors who are nationally and internationally renowned.
Multiple copies of all books are provided by the library. Books for the first Tuesday evening discussion are currently available at the library's front desk.
The evening group will meet from January through May on the third Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. The afternoon group will meet on selected Saturdays at 1 p.m. February through May.
Both groups meet at the library in the Sprint/Baker Gallery.
Discussion dates and titles for the Tuesday evening group will be as follows:
Jan. 20 -- Last River: The Tragic Race for Shangri-La by Todd Balf
Feb. 17 -- Consumption by Kevin Patterson
March 17 -- Jumping Fire: A Smokejumper's Memoir of Fighting Wildfire by Murray A. Taylor
April 21 -- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
May 19 -- Gertrude Bell, Queen of the Desert by Georgina Howell
We are very pleased to announce that two of the authors being read by the Saturday group, Robert Michael Pyle and Mary Dodds Schlick, will be joining us for the discussion of their works.
Saturday discussion dates and titles will be:
Feb. 7 -- City of Falling Angels by John Berendt
March 7 -- The Yiddish Policeman' Union by Michael Chabon
April 11 -- Sky Time in Gray's River: Living for Keeps in a Forgotten Place by Robert Michael Pyle (with author visit!)
May 9 -- Coming To Stay: A Columbia River Journey by Mary Dodds Schlick (with author visit!)
Come by the library to pick up your first title.
For more information about these programs or other library programs and services, call the library 493-1132, or visit the Fort Vancouver Regional Library home page www.fvrl.org
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