This Month's Book Selection
We will be meeting on Friday, May 3th at noon-- contact the Book Group Liaison if you would like to reserve a copy of the book.
Welcome to our Book Discussion Group!
Are you a Saint Anselm College student, alum, faculty or staff member? Do you have a favorite fiction or non-fiction book you would like to share? Are you looking for a new favorite, or to expand your horizons? Perhaps you’re looking for suggestions, or a good discussion. Geisel Library is offering a venue--and you are invited!
We meet monthly but there is no obligation to attend all the meetings. We gather books from the NH State Library and other participating libraries, so our members never have to purchase a book! For more information, contact the Book Group Liaison.
Meeting Calendar
Spring 2013
May 3rd, Friday at noon Before I Go To Sleep (Gwen Verkuilen-Chevalier and Mimi Guessferd, facilitors)
April 3rd, Wednesday at noon Turn of Mind (Gwen Verkuilen-Chevalier and Mimi Guessferd, facilitors)
February 22, Friday at noon Little Bee (Gwen Verkuilen-Chevalier and Mimi Guessferd, facilitors)
Fall 2012
September 28, Friday at noon Memory Keeper's Daughter (Mimi Guessferd and Claudia Bissett, facilitors)
October 26, Friday at noon 22 Britannia Road: A Novel (Mimi Guessferd and Claudia Bissett, facilitors)
Spring 2012
January 24, Tuesday at 4:30 Mountains Beyond Mountains (Gwen Verkuilen,facilitor)
February 24, Friday at noon The Double Bind (Betsy Holmes, facilitator)
March 27, Tuesday at 4:30 In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex (Betsy Holmes, facilitator)
April 27, Friday at noon Chinese Bell Murders (Gwen Verkuilen,facilitor)
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