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Do you still love YA but find yourself to be a little more A than Y? You aren't alone! This month's title is We Are the Ants, by Shaun David Hutchinson. Register to receive a Zoom link.
Click on the book cover to take a look at the title for this book discussion.
Click here for more books by Shaun David Hutchinson.
Looking for your next favorite book? Check out our new service Your Next 5 Reads! Fill out a form and get reading recommendations from our librarians.
Running a book club? Check out our convenient grab-and-go Book Club To Go service for patrons in book clubs. Each BCTG canvas bag contains ten paperback copies of a book, with titles selected specifically for book clubs because of their discussion-provoking settings, plots and characters. Since most of the books are reading club editions, patrons can take advantage of the discussion starters to keep their book club meetings lively.
Contact the Teen desk at 330.643.9067 or teendiv@akronlibrary.org for more information.
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Virtual Program | Books & Writing |
TAGS: | VIrtual Book Club | book discussion | book club |
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