Upcoming Events

Our book for May is Light in August by William Faulkner, set in the early 20th century American South, which tells the story of Joe Christmas, who eventually becomes a fugitive in the small town of Jefferson, Mississippi.

Is the book always better than the movie? Join us as we try to settle this argument! Simply read the book before the meeting. As a group, we will watch the movie together and have a short discussion after the viewing.

Jump into a new series, or just dip your toe in, as we read the first book a new series every month. Will you continue this month's series? Only you can choose!

Meets at Creation Coffee: 2575 Tittabawassee Rd

Pick a recipe from this month's cookbook, test it out, and bring enough to share when we meet! Please include any food allergies when you register. Books are available to place on hold or 24/7 via Hoopla!

Books Beyond Binaries is a queer book club exploring LGBTQIA+ themes in adult and young adult fiction. Whether you're well-versed in queer fiction or just starting your journey, we're open to all who are interested.

Every month we'll read a new non-fiction book that delves into the stories, phenomena, and people that make our world so much stranger - and in some ways, more interesting - than fiction.

Glitz, glam, and scandals!?!?!  Or are they real people just like you and I? Oh, to be rich and famous!!! We will be reading NEWER BEST SELLING BIOGRAPHIES.

A discussion of the book My Murder a Novel by Katie Williams with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.

Have you ever wanted to write a memoir?  Do you enjoy reading memoirs?

The books in this club are sure to brew mystery! Drop by Oracle Brewing Co. for a tasty beverage and a book discussion full of thrills and puzzles. For May, we're reading Mr. Mercedes by Stephen King.

Join us for a fellowship and book discussion with PFLAG Great Lakes Bay.

Welcome to Introvert Happy Hour. The Silent Book Club will be meeting at the Red Eye Cafe on the 4th Saturday of the month, 3:30-4:45 p.m. No required reading, optional book discussion. Come read with us!

Each month the Butman-Fish Book Club will read a new(er) fiction book that focuses on life, love, and the difficult human experience. We will be reading these upcoming novels:

Our book for May is The Witch of Colchis by Rosie Hewlett.  The Witch of Colchis retells the story of Medea, the woman who took a terrible revenge on her unfaithful husband by killing their children.  This novel is

Jump into a new series, or just dip your toe in, as we read the first book a new series every month. Will you continue this month's series? Only you can choose!

Meets at Creation Coffee: 2575 Tittabawassee Rd

Pick a recipe from this month's cookbook, test it out, and bring enough to share when we meet! Please include any food allergies when you register. Books are available to place on hold or 24/7 via Hoopla!

Books Beyond Binaries is a queer book club exploring LGBTQIA+ themes in adult and young adult fiction. Whether you're well-versed in queer fiction or just starting your journey, we're open to all who are interested.

Every month we'll read a new non-fiction book that delves into the stories, phenomena, and people that make our world so much stranger - and in some ways, more interesting - than fiction.

Our book for June is Sons and Lovers by D. H. Lawrence, a British novel published in 1913, about a working class family, focusing on the mother and son.

A discussion of the book Silent Springs the Panther: Historic Accounts of Michigan Big Cat Attacks by Aaron Veselenak with Hoyt Library Local History and Genealogy Library Assistant Leo LeFevre.

Each month the Butman-Fish Book Club will read a new(er) fiction book that focuses on life, love, and the difficult human experience. We will be reading these upcoming novels:

Have you ever wanted to write a memoir?  Do you enjoy reading memoirs?

The books in this club are sure to brew mystery! Drop by Oracle Brewing Co. for a tasty beverage and a book discussion full of thrills and puzzles. For June, we're reading A Death in Door County by Annelise Ryan.

Is the book always better than the movie? Join us as we try to settle this argument! Simply read the book before the meeting. As a group, we will watch the movie together and have a short discussion after the viewing.