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The Classic Re-Reads Book Club offers participants a chance to re-read those classics that they read - or skipped reading in high school and college. This time with no grades attached! Join us for an informal discussion of these books that became classics for a reason. The title this month is "Howard's End" by E.M. Forster.

The Teen Advisory Board promotes: Advising, planning, and implementing teen programs, promoting ideas, reading, programming, and communication with other teens through the creation of displays in the library, recommends books, movies, music, and magazines for the teen collection, writes articles, reviews, and other creative works for the library newsletter. Open to all teens from grades 7-12 (public, private, or home schooled). For more information about TAB visit www.gflibrary.com, or the GFPL Teen Department on Facebook.…

The "Who Done It?" Book Club will meet every first Wednesday of the month at noon. It is a brown bag event! So bring your lunch and follow the clues with every book. Come with ideas! What mystery would you like to share with the group? We are open to suggestions! The title this month is "The Ice Princess" by Camilla Lackberg.

Join Fancee Long-Gorski in discussing many parts of the writing process including characterization, dialogue, point of view, and pacing. Please bring your own writing tools, (pen, paper, and laptop) and be prepared to share and discuss. Walk-ins welcome. Offered to those 18 and over.

Are you a mystery buff? Sci-Fi fan? Horror aficionado? The This & That Book Club is for you. Each month, we will read a book from a different fiction genre and get together for a lively discussion. Don't like a particular genre? Give it a try, or just skip that meeting that month - the goal is to have fun! The title this month is "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern.

The Great Reads Book Club has something for everyone - from suspenseful tales to knee-slapping humor. Plus no tests! The club is here to simply bring together people who have the same love of books, to have fun discussion about various books and to simply enjoy each other's company. Even if you hate the book or couldn't finish it, that's okay - let's talk about why! The title this month is "Defending Jacob" by William…

Join Fancee Long-Gorski in discussing many parts of the writing process including characterization, dialogue, point of view, and pacing. Please bring your own writing tools, (pen, paper, and laptop) and be prepared to share and discuss. Walk-ins welcome. Offered to those 18 and over.

Do you knit or crochet? Join A Good Yarn Knitting Group at 7:00 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. Bring a project to work on while visiting with other yarn lovers.

The Classic Re-Reads Book Club offers participants a chance to re-read those classics that they read - or skipped reading in high school and college. This time with no grades attached! Join us for an informal discussion of these books that became classics for a reason. The title this month is "Rebecca" by Daphne Du Mauier.

The Teen Advisory Board promotes: Advising, planning, and implementing teen programs, promoting ideas, reading, programming, and communication with other teens through the creation of displays in the library, recommends books, movies, music, and magazines for the teen collection, writes articles, reviews, and other creative works for the library newsletter. Open to all teens from grades 7-12 (public, private, or home schooled). For more information about TAB visit www.gflibrary.com, or the GFPL Teen Department on Facebook.…

The "Who Done It?" Book Club will meet every first Wednesday of the month at noon. It is a brown bag event! So bring your lunch and follow the clues with every book. Come with ideas! What mystery would you like to share with the group? We are open to suggestions! The title this month is "The Thin Man" by Dashiell Hammett.

Join Fancee Long-Gorski in discussing many parts of the writing process including characterization, dialogue, point of view, and pacing. Please bring your own writing tools, (pen, paper, and laptop) and be prepared to share and discuss. Walk-ins welcome. Offered to those 18 and over.

Are you a mystery buff? Sci-Fi fan? Horror aficionado? The This & That Book Club is for you. Each month, we will read a book from a different fiction genre and get together for a lively discussion. Don't like a particular genre? Give it a try, or just skip that meeting that month - the goal is to have fun! The title this month is "Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood" by Marjane Satrapi.

The Great Reads Book Club has something for everyone - from suspenseful tales to knee-slapping humor. Plus no tests! The club is here to simply bring together people who have the same love of books, to have fun discussion about various books and to simply enjoy each other's company. Even if you hate the book or couldn't finish it, that's okay - let's talk about why! The title this month is "The Story of Beautiful…

Join Fancee Long-Gorski in discussing many parts of the writing process including characterization, dialogue, point of view, and pacing. Please bring your own writing tools, (pen, paper, and laptop) and be prepared to share and discuss. Walk-ins welcome. Offered to those 18 and over.

Do you knit or crochet? Join A Good Yarn Knitting Group at 7:00 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month. Bring a project to work on while visiting with other yarn lovers.

The Classic Re-Reads Book Club offers participants a chance to re-read those classics that they read - or skipped reading in high school and college. This time with no grades attached! Join us for an informal discussion of these books that became classics for a reason. The title this month is "The Thorn Birds" by Colleen McCullough. (This book will be covered over two meetings.)

The Teen Advisory Board promotes: Advising, planning, and implementing teen programs, promoting ideas, reading, programming, and communication with other teens through the creation of displays in the library, recommends books, movies, music, and magazines for the teen collection, writes articles, reviews, and other creative works for the library newsletter. Open to all teens from grades 7-12 (public, private, or home schooled). For more information about TAB visit www.gflibrary.com, or the GFPL Teen Department on Facebook.…

The "Who Done It?" Book Club will meet every first Wednesday of the month at noon. It is a brown bag event! So bring your lunch and follow the clues with every book. Come with ideas! What mystery would you like to share with the group? We are open to suggestions! The title this month is "One for the Money" by Janet Evanovich.

Join Fancee Long-Gorski in discussing many parts of the writing process including characterization, dialogue, point of view, and pacing. Please bring your own writing tools, (pen, paper, and laptop) and be prepared to share and discuss. Walk-ins welcome. Offered to those 18 and over.

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Northern Ink Writers Group @ GFPL

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Northern Ink Writer's Group @ GFPL

A Good Yarn Knitting Group @ GFPL

(editor's pick)Classic Re-Reads

Teen Advisory Board (TAB) @ the Grand Forks Public Library

(editor's pick)"Who Done It?" Book Club

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