Librarians Pam Blank and Michele Lawson invite the public “water” your minds by taking part in the summer reading programs at either Middlesborough of Pineville Public Libraries in June and July.
In Middlesboro, librarians, Pam Blank and Michele Lawson, will lead book discussion programs on Tuesday, June 15, and on Tuesday, July 13, with both sessions beginning at 10: a.m. Three book titles: “Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man”, by Fannie Flagg, “Saving CeeCee Honeycutt”, by Beth Hoffman, and “Prayers for Sale”, by Sandra Dallas have been selected for the discussion sessions. These books will be available for loan to those who are registered for the Summer Reading Program in May.
Two of the books have coming-of-age themes, unforgettable characters, hilarious moments and southern charm for the June discussion session. The July session will equally delight participants who enjoy reading historical fiction with endearing characters.
Pam and Michele will also lead book discussions of the same titles in the Pineville library on Tuesday, June 22, and July 20, at 10:30 a.m.
The flow of water travels in many directions just like the mind. Your public library is the perfect place to offer a variety of materials to satisfy your many interests. Participation is not limited for only those who attend the book discussion programs. Additional programs and activities will also be offered during the summer. You may be interested in registering to attend a “Surf the Net: Day Trips” presentation, or “Surf the Net: Vacation Travels” that will be conducted at the Middlesboro branch by librarian, Christina Partin, in June, and at the Pineville branch by librarian, Elizabeth Warren, in July.
Please contact either library to get more information and presentation dates at 248-4812 or 337-3422
Registration for the adult summer reading program will be held May 17-29. Visit your library to register, receive program packets and learn more details about the various programs.
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