WHEN: Every two months; second Friday of the month.
WHERE: The Glenview Park Center, Room 102, 2400 Chestnut Avenue.
HOW: Just drop by and we'll talk the night away.

Are you a fan of nonfiction? Do you like biography, memoirs, true crime, political analysis, history, business, self-help and travel or just enjoy nonfiction that reads like a novel? Explore intriguing nonfiction selections with lively group discussion. Stop by on a book-by-book basis or savor the series. Light refreshments served.

Book selections are available two months before each session at the Reader Services Desk. Please check back for the pickup date for the November 12th discussion books. This date will posted as soon as it is determined.

Friday, May 14 @ 7:00 PM
Steve and Me by Terri Irwin. Terri Irwin recounts the unforgettable, shared adventures of The Crocodile Hunter – wrangling venomous snakes, saving deadly crocodiles from poachers, swimming among humpback whales along with the tale of a family man much loved by all who knew him.

Friday, July 9 @ 7:00 PM
A Death in Belmont by Sebastian Junger. Written like a good mystery thriller, read about the murder of Bessie Goldberg and the case against Roy Smith, a black man hired to clean her home in 1963. Or could it have been Albert DeSalvo, alleged to be the Boston Strangler, who was working in the author’s home that day as a carpenter?

Friday, September 10 @ 7:00 PM
Heat by Bill Buford. Buford accurately and hilariously describes the painfully acquired techniques of the profesional cook (and his own humiliations) while giving an inside look behind the scenes of chefs Mario Batali and Marco Pierre White's kitchen of New York's three star restaurant, Babbo.

Friday, November 12 @ 7:00 PM
Big Russ and Me: Father and Son, Lessons of Life by Tim Russert. The younger Russert's memoir begins as a tribute to his dad and the lessons he taught through the years, but also takes ample time to tell how Russert junior grew up and became the moderator of Meet the Press.