Do you enjoy reading mysteries, thrillers, and detective stories? The Middlebury Public Library is forming a Mystery book discussion group which will meet once a month on the second Thursday of each month. The first meeting will be on November 8th from 6:00-7:00 PM. Sign up at the library or e-mail Joan at jarnold@biblio.org to join. Our first read will be Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke. Each month a new title will be chosen to read and be discussed. Books will be available at the Middlebury Library. No commitment is necessary. Please check our website to see what books will be discussed each month. Our book discussion on November 8th will feature chocolate chip cookies as refreshment!
Mystery Book Discussion Group
30 Crest Rd
Middlebury CT
06762 See map
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Michael Nelson March 24, 2013 at 02:26 pm
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Shirley B. Backus March 24, 2013 at 01:56 am
Today's drug prohibition is getting violent criminals off the street - how many are in prison right…Read More now? Abuse of crack cocaine, heroin and the like have been proven to alter the brain chemistry, changing the user's personality, and frequently making them violent when they otherwise would not hurt a fly. These drugs are also used to benefit people who need them as prescribed by doctors. Tobacco has no such benefits. And skydiving? What does that have to do with tobacco? Does the skydiver harm other's health a month or more after he/she's been on the ground? No. Tobacco smoke does. It's called third hand smoke. Value? How can you compare art and entertainment with smoking? Anybody can attend an art gallery and not adversely affect anybody else. Any normal person can watch TV or play video games without committing suicide or harming anybody. Smoking hurts everybody and helps no one every time a smoker lights up. Drugs and alcohol, when used in moderation or under the direction of a doctor, can be helpful. Tobacco can not make the same claim.
Archie Bunker March 23, 2013 at 02:05 pm
Can you explain what the value of Roses are? Or Art? Or television?
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