Summer Reading might be ending, but the library is here to keep the fun going all year long! As your kids are heading to the classroom, remember the library can support your family with Tutoring on Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 4-6. We also provide snacks every day for those kids who come right from school to our tutoring program.
For the true bookworms or the bookworm wanna-bes, we have book clubs for every age an ability! You can find our extensive list here!
For kids in grade K-2, join Miss Abby for My First Book Club starting September 2nd from 4-5PM to practice your reading and comprehension skills. It’s a great way to extend what the kids are learning in school!
For grades 3-5, Miss Abby has Book Bites on Monday September 15th from 6-7 pm. This group really enjoys the supporting activities!
New this fall is patron-requested American Girl Doll Book Club for fans of American Girl Series in grades 3-6. We can't wait to see where this takes us.
We haven’t left out Teens! Our NEW Book Ends Book Club meets on the last Tuesday from 6:30 and is genre based – meaning YOU pick the book on the genre theme and come hang out with our newest librarian, Mr. Anthony! Their first genre is mysteries!
For adults, we have quite an impressive list with something for everyone.
Boos and Brews is our Horror Book Club that meets Jennifer at Bellbrook Brewery on the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30. The Book Club is free but refreshments are pay-as-you-go.
Tuesday Book Chat is for those readers who love variety as you explore different genres with Amanda. They meet at the Library on the second Tuesday of the month at 6:30.
Our Historical Fiction book club with Sue has two sittings! The first is Book Chat at Bellhop Café on the third Wednesday at 1pm and refreshments are pay-as-you-go. The second sitting, Historical Fiction Addiction, is that same evening (third Wednesday) at 6:30 at the library.
For the active adults, our Walk and Talk Book Club is the 4th Wednesday from April through October and meets at Sweet Arrow Reserve at 6:30. We walk with a naturalist from Bellbrook Sugarcreek Parks while discussing a variety of popular titles.
Finally, Food and Fiction is our collaboration with Greene County Council on Aging and is for our active adults 50+. One the 4th Thursday from 3-4 we meet at the Bellbrook Sugarcreek Parks District Headquarters and everyone brings a dish to share. Registration for this book club is on the Parks’ website.
For all of our book clubs, register online for your choice of book group, then pick up a copy of the book at the Winters Library! We can't wait for you to join us!
Sue Jeffery
Head Librarian, Winters-Bellbrook Community Library
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