Maxwell Matinee

Book Club: The Next Chapter

2023
PG-13
108 minutes


Tuesday, October 10
2:00 to 4:30 PM
Registration required as space is limited

A close-knit group of four women entering their golden years of life decides to embark on a no-holds-barred luxury excursion to Italy. United by their passion for literature and romance, the women experience a series of madcap adventures while deepening their bonds of friendship.

This sequel to the 2018 film stars Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen, and Candice Bergen.


Maxwell Matinees is the library’s film series featuring a full-length feature on the second Tuesday of every month. All movies are free and open to the public.

Relax and Read!

Adult Summer Reading at Maxwell

June 26 to August 26

Relax and Read is Maxwell Library’s summer reading program for adults.

Visit the program’s page for more information.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, November 28
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through OverDrive/Libby or Hoopla, or as audiobooks.

This month’s book is Night of Miracles by Elizabeth Berg.

Read more about the book here

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Second Look Book Club

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Wednesday, November 16
6:30 to 7:30 PM
Free
Virtual via Zoom
Registration required

This meeting is virtual via Zoom. Click here to register directly through Zoom and to receive your Zoom meeting invitation. The link to join the discussion will be emailed to you the day of or the day before the meeting.

Today’s book is The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis. Read more about the selection at LitLovers.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, October 24
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through OverDrive/Libby or Hoopla, or as audiobooks.

This month’s book is The Midnight Library by Matt Haig.

Read more about the book here

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Second Look Book Club

Two Days Gone

Tuesday, October 3
6:00 to 7:00 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Maxwell’s newest book club is for people who want to read beyond the bestseller lists. Maybe there’s a book that you never thought you’d like, but someone else loved. Maybe it’s a book in a genre you don’t usually pick. Maybe it’s even an old childhood or teenage favorite that you’d like to read again from an adult’s perspective. With recommendations from others in the group, a varied reading list should promote fun, thoughtful, and even surprising discussions on the selections.

The library will have several copies of each selection available for checkout on your library card. Many selections will also be available in audio or in digital format.

Registration is required. Register for each meeting you are interested in separately.

This month’s book is Two Days Gone by Randall Silvis. Read more about the book here.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, September 26
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through OverDrive/Libby or Hoopla, or as audiobooks.

This month’s book is The Turn of the Key, by Ruth Ware.

Read more about the book here

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Second Look Book Club

Ginny Moon

Tuesday, September 6
6:00 to 7:00 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

NOTE: Meeting is on a different day this month, as the library is closed for Labor Day on September 5.

Maxwell’s newest book club is for people who want to read beyond the bestseller lists. Maybe there’s a book that you never thought you’d like, but someone else loved. Maybe it’s a book in a genre you don’t usually pick. Maybe it’s even an old childhood or teenage favorite that you’d like to read again from an adult’s perspective. With recommendations from others in the group, a varied reading list should promote fun, thoughtful, and even surprising discussions on the selections.

The library will have several copies of each selection available for checkout on your library card. Many selections will also be available in audio or in digital format.

Registration is required. Register for each meeting you are interested in separately.

This month’s book is Ginny Moon, by Benjamin Ludwig. Read more about the book here.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, August 22
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is The Vanishing Half, by Brit Bennett. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Second Look Book Club

Miss Benson’s Beetle

Monday, August 1
6:00 to 7:00 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Maxwell’s newest book club is for people who want to read beyond the bestseller lists. Maybe there’s a book that you never thought you’d like, but someone else loved. Maybe it’s a book in a genre you don’t usually pick. Maybe it’s even an old childhood or teenage favorite that you’d like to read again from an adult’s perspective. With recommendations from others in the group, a varied reading list should promote fun, thoughtful, and even surprising discussions on the selections.

The library will have several copies of each selection available for checkout on your library card. Many selections will also be available in audio or in digital format.

Registration is required. Register for each meeting you are interested in separately.

This month’s book is Miss Benson’s Beetle, by Rachel Joyce. Read more about the book here.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, July 25
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Varina, by Charles Frazier. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, June 27
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Evvie Drake Starts Over, by Linda Holmes. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, May 23
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Educated, by Tara Westover. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, April 25
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s selection is The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Cancelled because of the weather

Monday, March 28
2:00 to 3:30 PM

Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s selection is The Golden Cage by Camilla Lackberg. Read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, February 28
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Conjure Women by Afia Atakora. You can read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, January 24
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson. You can read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, December 27
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is The Huntress, by Kate Quinn. You can read more about the book here.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, November 22
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks on CD.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother’s Will to Survive, by Stephanie Land. Read more about the book at LitLovers.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Monday, October 25
2:00 to 3:30 PM
Maxwell Community Room
Registration required

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through Libby/OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is Fifty Words for Rain by Asha Lemmie. Read more about the selection at LitLovers.

Please register on our website or by calling us during regular library hours.

Between the Lines Book Club

Between the Lines Book Club meets on the fourth Monday of the month, unless posted otherwise. The club reads a variety of genres, from literary fiction to suspenseful bestsellers. Copies of the book and reading guides are available at Maxwell’s circulation desk one month before the meeting. Some titles may also be available through OverDrive or Hoopla, or as audiobooks.

New members are always welcome. Participants must follow Maxwell Library’s COVID protocols concerning facial masks and social distancing. We recommend you bring a mask in case one is required that day.

This month’s book is This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger. Read more about the selection at LitLovers.

You can register here, but it is not required.

Adult Summer Reading

Adult Summer Reading at Maxwell
June 28–August 13

How to participate

  • Read a book/listen to an audiobook/read an ebook
  • Submit its title and author (and whatever you’d like to share about it) to be entered to win prizes. There are 2 ways to submit entries:
    • Pen and paper using Summer Reading Program bookmarks
      (You can download and print out the file at the bottom of this post, or you can pick bookmarks up at the library)
    • Our online form
  • Lather, rinse, repeat!

Additional information

  • Receive bonus entries by
    • Writing a short book review
    • Attending a Maxwell program
  • No registration required!
    Your name and phone number on each entry form is all we need.
  • Watch our Readers’ Advisory Bulletin Board for the books and reviews that you and your fellow patrons submit throughout the summer. These will be posted (anonymously) in our outdoor display case and on the Adult Summer Reading page of our website.

Note: The page of bookmarks is designed for legal size paper.

Adult summer reading

Relax and Read!

Adult Summer Reading at Maxwell
June 28–August 13

Here’s the basic information; watch for a full description later in June:

  • Read one book or listen to one audiobook to be entered to win prizes.
    Digital counts, too!
  • Receive bonus entries by
    • Writing a short book review
    • Attending a Maxwell program
  • You can submit your entries on our combination bookmark/entry form or online through our Google Form.
  • No registration required!
    Your name and phone number on each entry form is all we need.

Plus, watch for the books and reviews that you and your fellow patrons submit throughout the summer on our Readers’ Advisory Bulletin Board. These will be posted (anonymously) in our outdoor display case.

Maxwell Reads: Dark Matter

Wednesday, June 23
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

The June selection is Blake Crouch’s Dark Matter. It’s science fiction, but there are no little green men. The book speculates about multiple universes, alternate life paths, and the nature of identity.

Read about Dark Matter at LitLovers.com

You can borrow the book through OCPL, OverDrive, or Hoopla; in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

Maxwell Reads

May’s program has been cancelled.
See you in June!

Wednesday, May 26
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

The May selection is Kiley Reid’s Such a Fun Age. Reid’s debut novel takes the relationship between a young black babysitter and her wealthy and well-intentioned white employer and turns it into a thought-provoking story sure to inspire a good group discussion.

Read about Such a Fun Age at LitLovers.com

You can borrow the book through OCPL, OverDrive, or Hoopla; in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

The Up Side of Downs discussion

Monday, May 3, 2021
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Registration required
Free

Local author Lisa Palermo Matto put the pandemic year to great use by compiling just some of her family’s most tender, humorous, and at times nerve-wracking stories of life with their daughter Marlee. Born with Down Syndrome, Marlee demonstrated from an early age that she was not to be confined, defined, or limited by the presence of an extra chromosome. From her adventurous childhood to her acceptance into Syracuse University’s InclusiveU program, Marlee’s story shows readers how one family and its community have been brought closer by the life of this amazing young woman. Join us to learn more about the Matto family’s experiences, what it was like writing such a personal story, and how important community and social networks are to people living with Down Syndrome and to their families.

The Up Side of Downs is available for borrowing at Maxwell and is for sale on Amazon.com.

The program is free, but registration is required. You’ll need a computer, tablet, or smartphone to attend this virtual event. Register here (through Zoom) to receive the meeting link.

Maxwell Reads

Wednesday, April 28
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

The April selection is William Landay’s Defending Jacob. This legal thriller addresses psychological drama, family crises, cyberbullying, and so much more.

Read about Defending Jacob at LitLovers.com

You can borrow the book through OCPL, OverDrive, or Hoopla; in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

Maxwell Reads

Wednesday, March 24
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

This month’s book is Beatriz Williams’s The Secret Life of Violet Grant
A First World War-era woman physicist and a JFK-era Manhattan socialite are connected in an unexpected and mysterious way in volume 1 of The Schuyler Sisters Trilogy.

Read about The Secret Life of Violet Grant at LitLovers.com

You can borrow the book through OCPL, OverDrive, or Hoopla; in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

Free Thinker book event

Wednesday, March 3, 7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required
For Adults

Free Thinker: Sex, Suffrage, and the Extraordinary Life of Helen Hamilton Gardener

Just in time for International Women’s Day, award-winning historian, author, and speaker Kimberly Hamlin, PhD will hold a discussion of her brilliant biography of Helen Hamilton Gardener, Free Thinker. All but forgotten today, in her time Gardener was a world-renowned author, lecturer, and suffragist. Read about Kimberly Hamlin and Helen Hamilton Gardener on the author’s website. The book is available through OCPL and OverDrive, but reading it is not required for the event.

Register through Zoom to receive the meeting link. A computer, tablet, or smartphone is needed to attend this virtual event.

Maxwell Reads Book Club + CNY Reads: Finding Dorothy

Wednesday, February 24, 7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required
For Adults

This month, Maxwell Reads joins with Alan NaPier of CNY Reads to discuss Elizabeth Letts’s Finding Dorothy, a novel of historical fiction based on the life of Maud Gage. The Zoom discussion is open to anyone who has read the book or is interested in its themes.

The Central New York Reads One Book (CNY Reads) program, launched in 2001, is a reading initiative designed to build community through reading. Each year, a single book is designated the CNY Reads title, and the public is encouraged to read it and participate in programs related to the book and its themes.

For more information on CNY Reads, Elizabeth Letts, and Finding Dorothy, go to CNY Reads’ website.

Borrow the book through OCPL or OverDrive in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio, and read it by our meeting. We will try to reserve a few print copies at Maxwell, but system demand is high. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

OCPL has provided simultaneous use copies on OverDrive, so we recommend you read this digitally. Patrons will have access to the ebook any time between January 1 and March 31.

You will need a smartphone, tablet, or computer to participate.

Maxwell Reads: Book Club

Wednesday, January 27
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Via Zoom
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

This month’s selection is Rumaan Alam’s Rich and Pretty. The 2016 debut novel by the author of this year’s hit Leave the World Behind explores the changing relationship between two best friends as they grow from teenagers to thirty-somethings.

Read about Rich and Pretty at LitLovers.com

You can borrow the book through OCPL, OverDrive, or Hoopla; in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

Maxwell Reads:
My Sister’s Keeper

Wednesday, October 28, 2020
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Free
For adults
On Zoom
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s newest book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

This month, Alyssa and Rena have chosen Jodi Picoult’s My Sister’s Keeper. Picoult isn’t afraid to tackle emotionally difficult subjects in her novels, and the balance between familial responsibilities and questionable moral decisions presented in this book will give the group much to discuss.

Read about this month’s selection. Borrow the book through OCPL or OverDrive in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio, and read it by our meeting. We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.

Register directly through Zoom so you can receive your meeting invitation.

A Tale of Two Careers:
a Zoom discussion with Dennis Murphy

Monday, October 26, 2020
6:00 to 7:00 PM
Free
For adults & teens
On Zoom
Registration required

After a lifetime in law enforcement on the local, state, and federal levels, Dennis Patrick Murphy turns to the realm of crime thriller fiction to bring his experiences and expertise to the public in a new way. The Thin Blue Line series starts with CPD Blue, based on Murphy’s work as a Camillus police officer. It continues with SPD Blue, with situations taken from his years in the Syracuse police department.

As he moved through the ranks from beat cop to detective and federal investigator, Lt. Murphy knew that he was in a position to advise young men and women who were considering a career in law enforcement. He does so as an adjunct professor at Onondaga Community College in the Department of Criminal Justice.

In this virtual gathering, Lt. Murphy will talk about both his careers. As a kickoff event to National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), this gives aspiring authors the chance to get practical advice on starting, polishing, and publishing that first work. It also provides a unique opportunity for anyone thinking about becoming a cop to learn how to start and what to expect. Finally, the general public gets a look inside one of the most challenging and rewarding careers out there and the lives of the men and women who keep the community safe.

Register directly through Zoom to receive your Zoom meeting invitation. You will need a computer, tablet, or smartphone to attend this Zoom event.

Maxwell Reads: A Book Club for Adults via Zoom

Wednesday, September 23
7:00 to 8:00 PM
Free
Registration required

Please join us for Maxwell’s newest book club for adults of all ages, hosted by your library staff! Together, we will choose a book, an author, or a theme and get together on Zoom to share our thoughts, impressions, and suggestions for future selections.

This month, Alyssa and Rena have chosen Lisa Genova’s Left Neglected. A neuroscientist and a fascinating author, Genova has written several novels about characters living with neurological disorders. Left Neglected tells the story of a woman who suffers from a bizarre disorder as the result of a traumatic brain injury.

Read more about this month’s selection

Borrow the book through OCPL or OverDrive in print, large print, audio, ebook, or eaudio, and read it by our meeting.

We will reserve a few print copies at Maxwell. Call to see if one is available for you to check out on your library account.