Welcome to the final Online Book Club discussion of Without Remorse. What did you think of the end of the book? I think the biggest problem I had with the book is that I felt like it was several different books in one. There were just too many storylines. I think a book about drug…
Without Remorse, Week 3
Welcome to Week 3 of the Online Book Club discussion of Without Remorse. How did you feel about this section? Did you find it easier or harder to read this section? I found it to be a bit of a hard read because there were so many different details and characters to keep track of.…
Without Remorse, Week 2
Welcome to Week 2 of the Online Book Club discussion of Without Remorse. Did you enjoy the beginning of the book? I found it a little hard to actually get into the story. The first few chapters were a little confusing to me. Once Kelly met Pam, the story made more sense, but at the…
Beavercreek Adult Take-and-Make: Watermelon Coasters
What's better in the middle of summer than watermelon? This month, we're making coasters from wood slices painted like watermelons! Snag your kit by clicking here: https://greenelibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/6682ad8113b83aeedf14b762 Included in your kit: 4 wood slices red, white, and green paint mod podge (in container with red dot on top) 1 paint brush Not Included in your…
Without Remorse, Week 1
Welcome to Week 1 of the Online Book Club discussion of Without Remorse. The Online Book Club, if you've never joined us before, is a book discussion group that takes place entirely online. Each week, I write a new blog post that talks about different aspects of the book, and you can interact directly with…
Virtual Author Visits in July
Don't miss these online author talks in July brought to you in partnership with the Library Speakers Consortium! A Visit to Deckawoo Drive with Mercy Watson and Kate DiCamillo (PreK-2nd Grade) Newbery Medal Winner for The Tale of Despereaux and New York Times bestselling author of over 30 books for children Tuesday, July 9th at…
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