Kick-off Event at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod: The Island of Worthy Boysby Connie Hertzberg Mayo Sunday March 31, 2:00 p.m. The Cultural Center of Cape Cod This year’s fiction selection for Yarmouth Reads 2019 is a story of turn-of-the-twentieth-century Boston when young boys grew up too fast and sometimes needed shelter from the law and from society. At this year’s kick-off event, meet author Connie Hertzberg Mayo and get some questions answered. Books are available on loan from the Library – and will be made available for sale at a discounted price. See you at the Kick-off! Join us this Sunday to learn more about The Island of Worthy Boys. Book Donations Appreciated: At each Yarmouth Reads 2019 event, we will be collecting new or like-new children's books (ages 4-15) for Katelynn's Closet. Thank you in advance for your donations to this worthy cause.
And look for these Yarmouth Reads Programs in April:
Juvenile Justice – Then and Now By Anastatia Ellis, Esquire Sunday, April 7, 2:00 p.m. At the South Yarmouth Library Learn about the juvenile justice system in Massachusetts – its history and its issues - with Yarmouth resident and lawyer Anastatia Quirk. Gain some insight and get your questions answered about what is right and wrong with the system. Part of the Yarmouth Reads 2019 series of programs. Sign up online or at the Library. Tickets for the Yarmouth Reads 2019 Finale will be available at each event, as will printed programs of the series of Yarmouth Reads 2019 events. Light refreshments will be served.
The Island of Worthy Boys Book Discussion Saturday, April 13, 2:00 p.m. At the South Yarmouth Library Yarmouth residents Jane Garvey and Helen Niedermeier will facilitate a discussion on the circumstances that led Aiden and Charles to the Farm School on Thompson Island back in the early twentieth century. Bring your thoughts and questions to this lively discussion. Tickets for the Finale will be available at each event, as will printed programs of the series of Yarmouth Reads 2019 events. Light refreshments will be served.
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