Books Groups
Adult Book Discussion
Every month the Sherman Library hosts a book discussion on the third Friday evening. Everyone is welcome to join, lead, or suggest a book to talk about. It’s fun, causal and informative. Attendees feel comfortable to express themselves and speak their minds. The discussions are led by volunteers and the participants change from book to book.
The library orders multiple copies for the book discussion and refreshments are served. Become part of a special evening.
Classic Book Discussion
Every month The Sherman Library hosts a Classic Book Discussion on the first Friday of the month at 11:00 a.m. Join us to discuss classic works by great authors. If there are classics that you have always meant to read ‘someday’ or you would like to reread, this is the group for you! The discussions are led by volunteers and all are welcome to join the discussion.
The library orders multiple copies for the book discussion and refreshments are served. Expand your classic book repertoire.
History of Mystery Book Discussion
Every other month The Sherman Library hosts a History of Classic Mystery and Detective Fiction on the second Thursday at 5:30 pm. Six books have been selected based on recognized classics and are some of the books which set the standards for excellence in the exciting story of The History of Mystery. Additional short readings will be reviewed beginning with the earliest works. These selections reflect the history of continued innovation and development of the mystery and detective genre providing a framework for group discussion and analysis. The discussions are led by volunteers and all are welcome to join. The library orders multiple copies for the book discussion.
To miss this would be a crime.