​ The Science Book Club book for June and July is:
 Best Science and Nature Writing 2016, edited by Amy Stewart and Tim Folger.
The first discussion will still be:
​Sunday, June 25th.
Sunday, July 16 @ 4pm: FAMOUS BOOKS BOOK CLUB: Bring Up the Bodies
by Hilary Mantel: the second book in her Wolf Hall trilogy. We’ll need another
month to finish this one. A few copies are available at the Library; call Joan if they run out: 492-3550.
 
Sunday, July 23 @ 7pm: SCIENCE BOOK CLUB: Best Science and Nature Writing 2016, edited by Amy Stewart and Tim Folger. Please call Joan if you need more copies: 492-3550.

COMING EVENTS:

Please be aware that seating in the Meeting Room is limited;

arrive early to be sure of a place.

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CONTINUING PROGRAMS:

The QUILTERS’ & WRITERS’ GROUPS have both taken a break until spring. We’ll keep you posted when sessions resume.
 
Shrewsbury Library Science Book Club Book List for 2016-17

April                        4pm                          Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
May                     4pm                               The Code Book: The Science of Secrecy from Eqypt to Quantum                                      Cryptography  by Simon Singh (MOVE TO NEXT MAY, 2017)
June                          4pm                          The Origin of the Species by Charles Darwin
July                           7pm                          2015 Best Science Writing (first half)
August                    7pm                          2015 Best Science Writing (second half)
September           7pm                          Pale Blue Dot by Carl Sagon
October                 4pm                          The Map That Changed the World by Simon Winchester                
November 27     4pm                          No meeting
December 25      --                                No meeting
January 22            4pm                          Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chpaters                                                                                                      by Matt Ridley
February 26       4pm                          Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet by Mark Lynas
March 26              4pm                          What’s a Dog for?: The Surprising History, Science, Philosophy,                                                               and Politics of Man’s Best Friend by John Homans
April 23                 4pm                          Before the Dawn: Recovering the Lost History by Nicholas Wade
May 28                   4pm                          Gorillas in the Mist by Dian Fossey
 


Books for both Book Clubs are available at the Library; please call Joan (492-3550) if you need more copies.

 Alternate Mondays: QUILTERS’ GROUP:

Call Gail Hartigan (492-3605) or
Donna Swartz(773-7403) for information.
All welcome!