Events to watch for in March: A Irish music concert with Tom O’Carroll, a screening and discussion of The Queen, a Amira Acre and Todd Brunel concert, a scholar led book discussion of The Woman Behind the New Deal, literature sessions on Twelfth Night aTwelfth Nightnd moreIrish Concert. Scholar-led Book Discussion
March events for kids include a movie matinee of G-Forcedrop-in stories, book buddy: reading to dogs, a boys’ book group, a drop-in baby lapsit storytime at the main library and McAuliffe and a drop-in craft at McAuliffe.
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March Releases: Books by Harland Coben, Clive Cussler, Linda Fairstein, Jonathan Kellerman, Anne Perry, Jodi Picoult, Karen Robards, Jennifer Crusie, James Grippando, James Patterson, Lisa Scottoline, Martin Cruz Smith and more.
Coming in April: Books by Elizabeth Berg, C.J. Box, Jennifer Chiaverini, Mary Higgins Clark, Richard Paul Evans, Iris Johansen, Alexander McCall Smith, Ian McEwan and more.
For other new titles, check the Reader Services Page.
Framingham’s ten most requested books include works by Jodi Picoult, Stieg Larsson, Kathryn Stockett, Robert B. Parker, Stuart Woods, James Patterson, John Heilemann, Chris Bohjalian, Harlan Coben, Michael Pollan and more. To reserve the titles, visit the Reader Services Page.
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