Our Quest: To offer the opportunity to every person to Converse about books in Cordial, Literate and Intelligent discussions. To strive to Create and Support a community of Readers in which every person's opinion is Welcome and Valued, and through which we can get  to know and enjoy one another as we experience the Joy of Learning and the Exchange of Ideas through many different reading opportunities and genres. 
In other words, let's pick a book that we all read, then get together and talk about it! And, to accommodate today's busy lifestyles: You have a choice! The Hiawatha Public Library has a book club that meets in the evenings and two that meet during the day. You pick the one (or all!) that fit your schedule.

Page Turners Book Club

  

While Others Sleep
A mystery lover's book club
Time: First Thu. of the month at 7:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room		 Time: First Thu. of  the month at 2:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room

Thu., Jul 1: Prayers for Sale by Sandra Dallas

Thu., Aug 5: The Ice Queen by Alice Hoffman (fiction)

Thu., Sep 2: Amish Grace by Donald Kraybill (nonfiction)

Thu., Jul 1:  Dick Francis

Thu., Aug 5:  Laurie R. King

Thu., Sep 2:  Henning Mankell

Thu., Oct 7:  Phillip Margolin

 

Wide Awake and Reading
A totally fictional book club

  

The ParaNormal Book Club
Time: First Wed. of  the month at 1:00 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room		 Time: SECOND Thu. of  the month at 6:30 PM
Place: The Hiawatha Public Library Community Room

Wed., Jul 7: The Postmistress by Sarah Blake

Wed., Aug 4: The Man from Beijing by Henning Mankell

Wed., Sep 1: South of Broad by Pat Conroy

Wed., Oct 6: Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok

Wed., Nov 3: The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf

July: Undead and Unwed, by Mary Janice Davidson

August: Minion, by L. A. Banks

September: Soulless, by Gail Carringer

October: The Historian, by Elizabeth Kostova

November: Tall, Dark and Dead, by Tate Hallaway

December: A Season of Angels, by Debbie Macomber

January: Glass Houses, by Rachel Caine