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Virtual Book Club: Where the Wild Books Are

Book Club Contact

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Amanda Mosley
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Contact:
352-395-5436

Welcome

Welcome to Where the Wild Books Are!

If you love to read and share your opinions, this is the club for you. All Santa Fe College students, staff, and faculty are invited to join. We will meet asynchronously through an online discussion forum. There will be no set meeting times. You can participate in the club whenever you are able.

Where the Wild Books Are will read 3 different books (one young adult fiction, one adult fiction, and one on a monthly theme) per month. Each book will have a discussion board dedicated to it on our Where the Wild Books Are Goodreads group. You can pick any or all of the monthly books to read and discuss. Once the books for the month have been voted on, you'll can find the winner of each category posted here and on our Goodreads group.

 

December 2023 Reads

Below are the three books we'll be reading for December. Each one has a list of libraries that carry a copy of that book including print books, eBooks, and audio books. The public libraries listed are suggested based on the communities that Santa Fe College serves. Please note that you may not have the ability to borrow from any/all these libraries. 

Also, please know that while any Florida resident can receive a library card from the Alachua County Library District, only Alachua County residents can borrow online resources like eBooks.


Adult Fiction

Where to find a copy:

L.W. Tyree Library

Alachua County Library District

Clay County Public Libraries

Columbia County Public Library

New River Public Library Cooperative


Young Adult Fiction

Where to find a copy:

L.W. Tyree Library

Alachua County Library District

Clay County Public Libraries


Monthly Theme: Banned Books

Where to find a copy:

L.W. Tyree Library

Alachua County Library District

Clay County Public Libraries

Columbia County Public Library

New River Public Library Cooperative

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