In partnership with the Kansas Humanities Council the Clay Center Carnegie Library will be presenting a 3-part book discussion series focusing on Childhood Classics.
The first discussion date is Thursday, September 16th at 7:00 PM and the book selection is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. Books are available at the library for checkout.
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More Book Discussion Dates:
Thursday, October 21st 7 PM Charlotte’s Web
Thursday, November 18th 7 PM The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
The Clay Center Carnegie Library is the recipient of the Pat Beach Book Project for 2009-2010. The books are available to check out and enjoy. The authors/illustrators are:
- Pin Cushion by Ann M. Appleton
- Sewing Machines in My Life by JoAnn Bauer
- Living with Depression by Barbara A. Clark
- R. V. Traveling in the U.S.A. By Phyllis M. Doberer
- Memos of the Past of the Likes of a Man -Sort of a Historian by Earl Faulhaber
- Farm Memories by M. Jeane Hanson
- Life of Russell James Twin Mound Farm by Russell James
- What is Shorthand ? by Irene Jensen
- Angels, Helicopters, and Christmas Lights by John W. Jensen
- The Kurtz Family by Marsha Ann Kurtz
- Almost Eighty by Shirley C. Murray
- Use Me Lord by Verna Lee Musselman
- Fours Sisters and a Train by Loretta Parry
- My Early Life by Edwinna Sanneman
- Tulip Quilt by Diana Shaner
- Children of the Thirties by Bess Sibley
- Stories for My Grandchildren By Fay Wirt
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