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Are you a poet? Whether you write freeform or verse, sonnets or sestinas, quatrains or quartets–or anything in-between–come join us at the Golden Attic! All ages, levels of experience, and poetry styles are welcome. We’ll come together and provide prompts, topic discussions, and the chance to write freely with our literary community.
The Golden Attic meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Coralville Public Library from 6:00-8:00pm.
Families spend time together listening to stories, music, and poems.
Programs last approximately 30 minutes.
‘It’s a Mystery’ is a mystery book discussion group that has met at the Coralville Public Library for over twenty years. We meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 10:00 am, and you are welcome to join in any time. Come when the book sounds good, or to every meeting.
Wednesday, March 11 : These Shallow Graves by Jennifer Donnelley
Jo Montfort doesn’t want the life she’s been destined to—finishing school, marriage, and a place at the top of society. But she can’t find a way out until her father, a wealthy newspaper publisher, turns up dead. Everyone thinks it’s a suicide—everyone but Jo, who must fight to prove he was murdered and track down her father’s killer.
Everyone is welcome to join the lively discussion! See It’s a Mystery’s website for the list of books we will be discussing in 2020.
Join us on Zoom for It’s a Mystery’s discussion of Land of Shadows by Rachel Howzell Hall. Email mjorgensen@coralville.org for information on how to join.
‘It’s a Mystery’ is a mystery book discussion group that has met at the Coralville Public Library for over twenty years. We meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 10:00 am, and you are welcome to join in any time. Come when the book sounds good, or to every meeting.
Everyone is welcome to join the lively discussion!
Wednesday, July 8 : Land of Shadows by Rachel Howzell Hall
A seventeen-year-old girl is found hanging in a closet in a rapidly gentrifying section of LA. Her partner is ready to write it off as a suicide, but homicide detective Lou Norton isn’t convinced—especially because she believes the killer may also be the man who murdered her sister.
Families spend time together listening to stories, music, and poems.
Programs last approximately 30 minutes.
Are you a poet? Whether you write freeform or verse, sonnets or sestinas, quatrains or quartets–or anything in-between–come join us at the Golden Attic! All ages, levels of experience, and poetry styles are welcome. We’ll come together and provide prompts, topic discussions, and the chance to write freely with our literary community.
The Golden Attic meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month at the Coralville Public Library from 6:00-8:00pm.
Families spend time together listening to stories, music, and poems.
Programs last approximately 30 minutes.
Families spend time together listening to stories, music, and poems.
Programs last approximately 30 minutes.
