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Book Discussion
Bagels and Books at Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Fight Terrorism and Build Nations by Greg Mortenson
Join us to discuss these books over coffee and bagels in the morning, or tea and cookies at night. There is no registration for these book groups and drop-ins are welcome. Ask the library if you need help obtaining a copy.
Bagels and Books @ Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
Gaudy Night by Dorothy Sayers
Join us to discuss these books over coffee and bagels in the morning, or tea and cookies at night. There is no registration for these book groups and drop-ins are welcome. Ask the library if you need help obtaining a copy.
Author Talks @ Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
Author Nancy Goldstone talks about her book Four Queens: The Provencal Sisters who Ruled Europe. Historian Nancy Goldstone examines medieval Europe from the point of view of four Provenal sisters who played key roles in shaping history.
Re-examining George Washington Book Discussions @ the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
For King and Country by Thomas Lewis. The New York Council for the Humanities has awarded the Keeler Library a grant as part of their Reading Between the Lines program. John Steele Gordon, North Salem resident, and historian will lead the four part discussion series. Gordon has a distinguished writing career.
Re-examining George Washington Book Discussions @ the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
General George Washington: A military Life by Edward G. Lengel. The New York Council for the Humanities has awarded the Keeler Library a grant as part of their Reading Between the Lines program. John Steele Gordon, North Salem resident, and historian will lead the four part discussion series. Gordon has a distinguished writing career.
Re-examining George Washington Book Discussions @ the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
George Washington:President of the United States, 1789-1797 by James MacGregor Burns and Susan Dunn. The New York Council for the Humanities has awarded the Keeler Library a grant as part of their Reading Between the Lines program. John Steele Gordon, North Salem resident, and historian will lead the four part discussion series. Gordon has a distinguished writing career.
Re-examining George Washington Book Discussions @ the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library (North Salem)
An Imperfect God: George Washington, His Slaves and the Creation of America by Henry Wiencek. The New York Council for the Humanities has awarded the Keeler Library a grant as part of their Reading Between the Lines program. John Steele Gordon, North Salem resident, and historian will lead the four part discussion series. Gordon has a distinguished writing career.
