http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/-t1.htm Got a good book to recommend, one you have read and would like to discuss? Here is the place. Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:03:16 GMT 10 http://i77.servimg.com/u/f77/13/17/42/20/arnold21.gif http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/-t1.htm http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/book-sale-at-arnold-branch-t634.htm Admin Books for adults and children as well as audio visual materials can be purchased through a book sale this week sponsored by the Friends of the Arnold Branch of the Jefferson County Library. A preview night is set from 4-8 p.m. Thursday for a $5 entrance admission. Admission is free from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. April 4. Most hardback books will cost $1 and paperbacks will be sold for 50 cents each. Proceeds go the the Friends of the Library to sponsor special ... Buzz's Book Club Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:03:16 GMT http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/book-sale-at-arnold-branch-t634.htm#949 http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/book-sale-at-arnold-branch-t634.htm http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/jefferson-county-library-sponsors-poetry-contest-t497.htm Admin
Three winners will be chosen from each age category (5-9 years, 10-12 years, 13-15 years, 16-20 years, and 21 years and older).
Learn More]]> Buzz's Book Club Sat, 07 Feb 2009 19:16:28 GMT http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/jefferson-county-library-sponsors-poetry-contest-t497.htm#763 http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/jefferson-county-library-sponsors-poetry-contest-t497.htm http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/for-fun-check-out-the-library-t325.htm Admin Working diligently to draw teenage patrons, the Windsor Branch of the Jefferson County Library plans to offer special programs throughout January geared toward youth ages 12 and older. The library will sponsor the first Super Bowl of reading – a competition between each of the three branches of the library to see which branches’ teens can read the mot pages during January. Those wishing to participate can pick up a reading log at the Youth Services desk beginning Jan. 2. Reading logs must ... Buzz's Book Club Sun, 28 Dec 2008 07:41:20 GMT http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/for-fun-check-out-the-library-t325.htm#503 http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/for-fun-check-out-the-library-t325.htm http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/stephen-king-t315.htm saabdriver Those who like good horror, but haven't picked up Stephen King in a while, I suggest getting his latest novel, "Duma Key". It's out in paperback now, and I think many people will enjoy it. Buzz's Book Club Wed, 24 Dec 2008 04:06:02 GMT http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/stephen-king-t315.htm#491 http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/stephen-king-t315.htm http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/earth-abides-by-george-r-stewart-t107.htm nick venable I am reading this book now.  It is fiction.  The idea is that most of mankind is wiped out by a virus.  The book follows one survivor as he lives out his live.  It theorizes the changes in earth, the creatures on Earth, the decay of society, and the infrastructure of mans.  And then into the rebuilding of society.  It is not an over the top sci fi novel, but an extremely believeable scenario.  I am enjoying it a lot, though I tend to read more scifi, horror and action books. Buzz's Book Club Tue, 04 Nov 2008 04:08:26 GMT http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/earth-abides-by-george-r-stewart-t107.htm#187 http://arnoldbuzz.forumotion.net/buzz-s-book-club-f54/earth-abides-by-george-r-stewart-t107.htm