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The National Portrait Gallery, the DC Public Library, and our special guests writer Carmen Maria Machado and artist Riva Lehrer invite you to a virtual conversation about intimacy and isolation.

Please join me and others as we read and discuss novels that have won the Booker International Prize!

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Interested in a good mystery? Every second Wednesday we talk about a different mystery, and welcome you to join us. Currently we meet on zoom, please contact tracy.myers@dc.gov for the link.

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Travel around the world right from your living room. Each month we will read and discuss a novel set in a different country.

The Shakespeare Society is a monthly Shakespeare reading and discussion group. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Queer Book Club is a small but enthusiastic community that meets monthly to discuss queer-themed books spanning numerous genres. Please register below to receive a link to our virtual meeting.

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We read a selection of short stories from around the world and right here.

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Let's get lost in a book together!

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Intended for those who have always wanted to read that one classic novel of gargantuan proportions but never did (or didn't finish).

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Come read with us!

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Are you an manga fan? Do you want to meet other teens who love these things as much as you? We are starting a new club at the Bellevue Neighborhood Library!

Anacostia Library has a wide range of books that have been adapted into movies.

If you Love to read urban fiction, Come join Capitol View Library for a fun-filled and open-minded discussion of some of the hottest titles around. **All Adult Urban Fiction readers are Welcome!

Read and discuss the books that inspired Broadway musicals, enriching understanding and enjoyment of both! This month's selection is "Ragtime" by E.L Doctorow and the musical of the same name.

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Members meet on every last Monday of the month at 7:00 pm, to discuss books authored by black people from all over the world. You can join any time.

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Read with Northeast Neighborhood Library all year! Every month, we will issue a new reading challenge around a different theme. Complete at least five monthly challenges this year and win a prize!

It's the second year of the Love in Color Book Club and we're reading some new and old favorites from some of the romance genre best authors of color.

Meet-up with fellow anime fans and enjoy fun activities.

In this club, we will read novels and watch movies related to the works of Jane Austen.

Interested in a good mystery? Every second Wednesday we talk about a different mystery, and welcome you to join us. Currently we meet on zoom, please contact tracy.myers@dc.gov for the link.

Travel around the world right from your living room. Each month we will read and discuss a novel set in a different country.

A special Art AfterWords for DC Reads.

The Shakespeare Society is a monthly Shakespeare reading and discussion group. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Intended for those who have always wanted to read that one classic novel of gargantuan proportions but never did (or didn't finish).

Do you love to read and talk about books? Are you interested in participating in a book discussion online via Zoom in American Sign Language? If so, this book club is for YOU!

Anacostia Library has a wide range of books that have been adapted into movies.

This is Capitol View book Club's Last book Discussion of the four part Urban Fiction series: Love Shouldn't Hurt 4: Mending Broken Hearts by Meesha

It's the second year of the Love in Color Book Club and we're reading some new and old favorites from some of the romance genre best authors of color.

Meet-up with fellow anime fans and enjoy fun activities.

Please join me and others as we read and discuss novels that have won the Booker International Prize!

Interested in a good mystery? Every second Wednesday we talk about a different mystery, and welcome you to join us. Currently we meet on zoom, please contact tracy.myers@dc.gov for the link.

The Shakespeare Society is a monthly Shakespeare reading and discussion group. We meet on the third Tuesday of every month at 6:30 p.m.

Intended for those who have always wanted to read that one classic novel of gargantuan proportions but never did (or didn't finish).

Anacostia Library has a wide range of books that have been adapted into movies.

It's the second year of the Love in Color Book Club and we're reading some new and old favorites from some of the romance genre best authors of color.

Meet-up with fellow anime fans and enjoy fun activities.