The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Join White Plains Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom for our Winter/Spring Series using the anthology, "Stories of Books and Libraries", edited by Jane Holloway (Everyman's Pocket Classics, 2023).

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers, from locked-room mysteries to novels of suspense.

Forever Young Adult is a group for YA fans who are a little less "Y" and a bit more "A." This is a virtual only event. Zoom ID 843 3433 3303

Come enjoy A Special Author Storytime with David Sherrin, who will be reading his book, The Baddest Wolf of All?, create a fun craft, and celebrate the coming Wolf Moon (occurring on January 13th)!

Ellen O'Connell, White Plains resident and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of the novel The Lion Women of Tehran, by Marjan Kamali (2024).

Do you love reading, trivia, and a bit of competition? Join Trove Trivia Book Club. First 6 registered get their own copy of the book!

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Join White Plains Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom for our Winter/Spring Series using the anthology, "Stories of Books and Libraries", edited by Jane Holloway (Everyman's Pocket Classics, 2023)

We discuss a Historical American Girl book every other month with a correlated craft. This month's book is Josefina: Sunlight and Shadows.

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Join us to discuss, Hoops: A Graphic Novel by Matt Tavares, and play Book BINGO!

Join White Plains Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom for our Winter/Spring Series using the anthology, "Stories of Books and Libraries", edited by Jane Holloway (Everyman's Pocket Classics, 2023).

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers, from locked-room mysteries to novels of suspense.

Meet twin authors Aria and Carter McCants as they talk about writing and publishing their books.

To celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility, join us to discuss Too Bright to See by Kyle Lukoff! We will be playing Book BINGO and enjoying snacks also!

Do you love reading, trivia, and a bit of competition? Join Trove Trivia Book Club. First 6 registered get their own copy of the book!

Holding auditorium for program

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Ellen O'Connell, White Plains resident and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of the novel Parable of the Sower, by Octavia Butler.

For grades K-2. Come listen to author K. Marcus talk about her amazing book Frankenstein's Matzah and then get the opportunity to perform the Super Seder Experiments!

Join White Plains Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom for our Winter/Spring Series using the anthology, "Stories of Books and Libraries", edited by Jane Holloway (Everyman's Pocket Classics, 2023).

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

This monthly Zoom book club will dive into a wide range of crime fiction, from cozies to thrillers, from locked-room mysteries to novels of suspense.

Ellen O'Connell, White Plains resident and retired English teacher, will moderate a discussion of the novel The Frozen River, by Ariel Lawhon (2024).

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Do you love reading, trivia, and a bit of competition? Join Trove Trivia Book Club. First 6 registered get their own copy of the book!

The Slow Reading Discussion Group will continue to read works of fiction exploring the theme of displacement--surely one of the defining features of our current tumultuous time in history.

Join White Plains Librarian Barbara Wenglin via Zoom for our Winter/Spring Series using the anthology, "Stories of Books and Libraries", edited by Jane Holloway (Everyman's Pocket Classics, 2023).