The Usual Suspects Mystery Book Club
Every 2nd Tuesday of the Month at 7:00 PM via Zoom
Love mysteries? Want to discover diverse and exciting mystery writers and fictional sleuths? Looking to connect with other enthusiastic readers? Join us for our monthly virtual mystery book club! Each month we’ll read and discuss a book by either a classic or contemporary mystery author. Call the Library at 631-929-4488 to place a book on hold on the book, or come in to pick up. Provide your email address when registering to be sent your Zoom link.
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Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle & Three Blind Mice by Agatha Christie
Tuesday, December 14, 7:00 PM
Join us for this mystery book discussion of two very short classics. The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of the best known of the Sherlock Holmes novels written by Arthur Conan Doyle. Agatha’s Christie’s short story Three Blind Mice is set in the English country-side house cut off by the snow to discover there is a murder in their midst.
Call the Library at 631-929-4488 to place a book on hold on the book, or come in to pick up. Provide your email address when registering to be sent your Zoom link.
- Click Here To Register – Registration Begins 11/20
Contemporary Book Evening Discussion Group via Zoom
Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month at 7:30 PM via Zoom
Join us on the third Wednesday of the month. Professor Michael Boecherer leads these book discussions with insight into the novels and their authors. Please register for these book discussions and remember to provide your email address. The library will contact you as to when you may pick up your books. Call the Library at 631-929-4488 to place a book on hold on the book, or come in to pick up. Provide your email address when registering to be sent your Zoom link.
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The Ice-Cream Makers by Ernest van der Kwast
Wednesday, November 17, 7:30 PM
In the far north of Italy lies the valley of the ice cream makers: about a dozen villages where, for generations, people have specialized in making ice cream. Giuseppe Talamini claims it was actually invented here. Every spring his family sets off for the ice cream parlor in Rotterdam, returning to the mountains only in winter. Eldest son Giovanni Talamini decides to break with this tradition by pursuing a literary career. But then one day his younger brother Luca approaches him with a highly unusual request. Now Giovanni faces a dilemma: serve the family’s interests one last time or choose his own path in life, once and for all. Led by Professor Michael Boecherer.
Call the Library at 631-929-4488 to place a book on hold on the book, or come in to pick up. Provide your email address when registering to be sent your Zoom link.
- Click Here To Register – Registration Begins 10/20
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An Elderly Lady Is Up to No Good by Helene Tursten
Wednesday, December 15, 7:30 PM
Enjoy these five connected stories about a murderous old Swedish lady. Maud has a good thing going. At age 88, she’s lived in a large apartment rent-free for 70 years because of a clause in an old contract. Never married, she loves to travel alone and to be alone. The book is pure fun, although slender. Another volume of Maud’s misdeeds would be most welcome.
Call the Library at 631-929-4488 to place a book on hold on the book, or come in to pick up. Provide your email address when registering to be sent your Zoom link.
- Click Here To Register – Registration Begins 11/20
