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Enumclaw Library Around the World Book Group

WhenTue, Nov 17, 6:30 PMStarts in 4 days📅 Add to calendarWhereEnumclaw🗺 Apple Maps🗺 Google Maps🚕 UberHostKing County Library SystemCostFreeCapacityOpen — no spot limit

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Adults (Ages 24 to 49), New Adults (Ages 19 to 23), Older Adults (Ages 50+). Pack your passport - your next great adventure begins at the library! Travel the world one book at a time with our monthly book group featuring novels, nonfiction, and memoirs set in countries and cultures across the globe. Receive a Reading Passport and collect a stamp each time you attend a discussion. Along the way, you'll discover new places, share great conversations, and have opportunities to win fun prizes. No packing required - just bring your curiosity and love of reading! For Adults. Registration opens on October 20; books will also be available starting then. Our first meeting is on November 17. Sign up in person or by calling the Enumclaw Library at 360.825.2045. Registration for the following month's discussion begins at the end of each meeting and is limited to 12 participants. Book Pickup: Books for the next month's discussion are available after each meeting at the library's front desk. Those who sign up in person may pick up their book when they register. If you register by phone, simply stop by the front desk to confirm your spot and pick up your book.

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