Anne Frank's Neighbors: What Did They Do?
About Anne Frank's Neighbors: What Did They Do?:
Although Anne Frank’s Diary is the most widely read nonfiction book in the world after the Bible, little attention has been paid to her neighbors—the people who lived alongside the Jewish population as persecution intensified.
Author Louella Bryant joins us for our first Booked for Lunch program. She will discuss her new book, 'Cowboy Code'.
Fletcher Free Library's Booked For Lunch program returns with a lineup of inspiring authors and scholars on a variety of subjects.
Bring your lunch! We will provide drinks and dessert. All books are available at the library!
About Louella Bryant:
By turns hilarious and deeply moving, She's Not There by Jennifer Finney Boylan – a cast member on I Am Cait; an advisor to the television series Transparent, and a contributing opinion writer for the New York Times -- explores the territory that lies between men and women, examines changing friendships, and rejoices in the redeeming power of love and family.
Winner at nearly 20 major film festivals including the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance, Southern Comfort has mesmerized audiences and critics alike with its rare blend of humor tragedy and romance. At its heart is a beautiful and remarkable love story more touching and captivating than anything fiction could ever create.
Irene Fertik - Photojournalist and author of "From Tesfa to Tikva"
Peter Money, author of the newly released novel, "Oh When the Saints," visits the library for a reading and for your questions.
11:00AM and 2:00PM
Pickering Room
The Book Arts Guild of Vermont (B.A.G.) was established in 2005 to offer learning opportunities in and around the field of book arts, and to create a supportive and welcoming environment for new and established artists, craftspeople and teachers. We endeavor to promote greater public awareness of the book arts, increase opportunities for our members to exhibit their work, and to inspire and encourage creativity and the sharing of book arts in our community.
Fletcher Room
11:00AM
Author of: Suffering the Silence: Chronic Lyme disease in an Age of Denial and Lyme Disease: Medical Myopia & the Hidden Global Pandemic
**OFFSITE: Picnic (contact Barbara Shatara for location and more info)
Plan your summer picnic, autumn soiree or weeknight dinner with recipes that highlight simplicity and fresh ingredients in Diana Henry’s How To Eat A Peach. Discuss your experiences with recipes from the book with fellow home cooks and our culinary consultant, Richard Witting.
About the Book:
Make a terrarium with various plants, moss, and miniatures.
For all teens and adults.