An online gathering for people who want to explore the issue of feminism in relation to monthly book titles and as a broader subject.
This club will be offered through Zoom.
email Hannah at hdugas@aurorapl.ca to receive your copy of the book.
If you enjoy discussing books, join us the last Wednesday of the month (excluding Dec.) from 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Missing all of APL's wonderful book clubs? Us too!
Join us on Facebook where we will pick a new title every month and discuss it. We're holding a Zoom meeting on the first Monday of each month from 4-5 pm.
Missing all of APL's wonderful book clubs? Us too!
Join us on Facebook where we will pick a new title every month and discuss it. We're holding a Zoom meeting on the first Monday of each month from 4-5 pm.
May's book is Shine of the Ever by Claire Rudy Foster- you can checkout an eBook through CloudLibrary.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
We're reading aloud the writings of talented York Region children, starting with the submissions from our Spring Children's Writing Contest, The Dolphin and the Dragon. Evenryone is invited to come on over to Facebook to listen in, www.facebook.com/AuroraPublicLibrary, and anyone ages 13 or younger is invited to submit stories or poems for us to read aloud on future weeks!
Stories and poems can include illustrations or not, and should be no more than 4 single-spaced pages at the longest--it needs to be able to be read aloud in half an hour or less.
