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Join us at a book club for, created by, and run by teens! Everyone is encouraged to share their thoughts and make connections in an inclusive community for all. It’s a great place to make new friends, connect with other teens, and it helps encourage you to read! This month, we’ll be discussing Looking for Alaska by John Green . In this coming-of-age story, Miles "Pudge" Halter is bored of his life in Florida and decides to go to a boarding school in Alabama. He wants to find a more exciting, meaningful life which he class the "Great Perhaps". At his new school, he meets and falls for the captivating but troubled Alaska Young and together they forms a tight-knit friend group of friends. However, tragic accident forces them to navigate the feelings of grief and search for new answers in the aftermath. Please make sure you've read the book (or at least a few chapters) before attending. During the program, we’ll have: - Discussion about the book in a friendly, low-pressure environment - Game and activities like trivia games - Snacks! The program is created and led by the Teen Ambassadors. Please come to the Kids' Place Program Room at the Brighouse branch on Sunday, November 8 @ 3:30-4:30pm. Ages 12-18. Drop-in Accessibility RPL is working to reduce barriers and offer programs where everyone can participate equitably. Please click here to email and let us know how we might make your library experience more comfortable and accessible. Information about the library’s accessible services can be found on our website, click here to explore more . Promotional Photo Guidelines Library representatives may take photos and videos for promotional purposes. If you prefer not to be photographed, please speak to a staff member. If you have any questions, please connect with library staff. Looking for Alaska Looking for Alaska Looking for Alaska Looking for Alaska
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