Monthly Book Clubs

MARBLE FALLS LIBRARY MONDAY BOOK CLUB

Second Monday of each month 10:30 AM Community Meeting Room

Meetings are on the second Monday of each month at 10:30 am. We read a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction. Some of our more recent favorites have been memoirs. Members of the club make suggestions based on books they have already read. The selection must also be available in paperback since some members may have to purchase their own copies. December is the Christmas Party when members bring snacks and copies of books they wish to suggest for the next year. The titles are discussed and voted on by the members. Everyone is welcome!

DECEMBER 8:  OPEN


 

MARBLE FALLS LIBRARY CLASSICS BOOK CLUB

First Wednesday of each month at 10:30 AM

Many of us read the classics in school, as assignments, but classics take on a whole new meaning and interest when essays, quizzes and tests are removed from the equation! The titles or authors are discussed and voted on by the members month to month. This is the most relaxed Classics Book Club around. Discover the classics all over again and join the fun today!

DECEMBER 3:  The Gift of the Magi: The Classic Christmas Story by O Henry


 

MARBLE FALLS LIBRARY MYSTERY BOOK CLUB

First Thursday of each month at 1:00 PM

Meetings are on the first Thursday of every month at 1:00 pm. Mystery fiction of every type is fair game. Once a year, members make select titles from a pool of books comprised of the major Mystery Book Award nominees and winners, as well as member recommendations.  The Edgar, Agatha, Anthony, Barry, & Macavity, & Lefty awards are all considered when choosing reading selections.

DECEMBER 4:  Hop Scot by Catriona McPherson

JANUARY 8:  Better The Blood by Michael Bennett

FEBRUARY 5A Man Lay Dead by Ngaio Marsh

MARCH 5:  The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon

APRIL 2:  A Jewel In The Crown by David Lewis

MAY 7:  The Midnight Assassin:  The Hunt For America’s First Serial Killer by Skip Hollandsworth

JUNE 4:  An Art Lover’s Guide To Paris And Murder by Dianne Freeman

JULY 9:  Spirit Crossing by William Kent Krueger

AUGUST 6:  Disturbing The Dead by Kelley Armstrong

SEPTEMBER 3:  The Vacancy In Room 10 by Seraphina Nova Glass

OCTOBER 1:  Death In The Details by Katie Tietjen

NOVEMBER 5:  Served Cold by James L’Etoile

DECEMBER 3:  The Christmas Train by David Baldacci

JANUARY 7:  First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston

 

 

**Even if you haven’t read the books, come join the clubs for their monthly meetings.

There is always good conversation to be had**


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