Great Books Discussion Group

Wednesday, September 86:30—8:00 PMZoom

Please note that signing up for this group once will sign you up for the whole series. You do not need to register for each instance. Thank you.

This is a structured group that follows the Great Books program. Each month the group has focused discussions on a limited number of readings from the designated book. The smaller amount of reading allows the group to go more in depth with their analysis of the literature. The group generally meets the second Wednesday of the month, from 6:30 - 8:00pm, in the Community Room. For more information, email circulation@gpl.org or call the Circulation Desk at 978-448-1167.

2021/22 selections from Her Own Accord: American Women on Identity, Culture, and Community, available for borrowing from GPL or for purchase from the Great Books Foundation. Visit greatbooks.org for more information.

September 8 Identity:

 “What Do Women Want?” by Kim Addonizio

"At Odds" by Julia Serano

 "Ending Poem" by Aurora Levins Morales and Rosario Morales

 October 13 entitled Identity:

 "Even the Queen" by Connie Willis

 "Rowing" by Anne Sexton

 November 10 Family:

 "I Go Back to May 1937" by Sharon Olds

 "Freedom Fighter" by Perri Klass

" My Father’s Chinese Wives" by Sandra Tsing Loh

 December 8 Family: 

"Stories Don’t Have Endings" by Janice Gould

 "The Box House and the Snow" by Cristina Henriquez

All groups will meet in person during Fall 2021. However, the library WILL continue offering virtual access to all groups upon request. If you are unable to attend the group in person, contact adultprograms@gpl.org to arrange for a zoom link to attend the group virtually! 

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