Entries from The Centre Blog tagged with 'Book Discussion'
Long Island Reads - RVC Takes Centre Stage
Rockville Centre's own Doris Kearns Goodwin's poignant memoir of her childhood in RVC, Wait Till Next Year, has been selected as the Long Island Reads book for 2009. If you would like to hear Ms. Goodwin speak about her...
'ALOFT' chosen as Long Island Reads selection for 2008
Long Island Reads is a program in which people in Nassau and Suffolk come together to read the same book, participate in discussions of the selection and enjoy related events in public libraries. The program takes place every year...
Mock Caldecott
This past Monday librarians from around Nassau County gathered to discuss some of the best picture books of 2007 and then we voted for our favorites in a Mock Caldecott election. The "winner" was The Invention of Hugo Cabret by...
Stop, You're Killing Me!!
Mysteries are defined as "Puzzles, filled with clues that readers and detectives (police, private and amateur) attempt to solve to discover whodunit". They are always very popular here at the library and we thought we'd share a few great websites...
Monday Mysteries Book Discussion - A Great Deliverance
The Monday Mysteries Book Group met earlier this week to discuss our latest book, A Great Deliverance by Elizabeth George. I thought this would be an interesting book to discuss since so many of us were already familiar with Inspector...
Book Discussion Recap - The Color of Water
On Monday, our book discussion group met to discuss the LI READS 2007 book, The Color of Water: a black man's tribute to his white mother by James McBride. As you can imagine, any book that deals with race, religion,...
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