Bethlehem Library Book Club ( a library program) met on 7/10/23 in the community room. The discussion was led by volunteer Rebecca Hathaway for this July meeting. Each person brought a book or books that they would recommend to others. I discussed Yellowface, The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek (by Kim Michele Richardson), and Little Monsters (by Adrienne Brodeur). Individual participation was excellent and lively discussions ensued from the many books presented.

The Horsewoman, a 2022 addition to the Patterson franchise, is a fun, quick and easy read. With veteran sports writer Lupica on board, the Olympic showjumping world comes to life as a mother and daughter pair compete to make the Olympic team.

It's a fantastic book telling me a lot about how to eat healthier and wiser.

Took a while to get into it, but definitely worth the read

5 STARS!!! no explanation needed.

I LOVED this awesome book about surviving in the wild for about 50 day and the boy only had a hatchet to help him.

Dina lays the foundation for understanding Indigenous Environmental Justice. This comprehensive guide ought to be read by everyone from children to lawyers to layfolk alike.

The story of Lale and the reality of what happened in front of our eyes is horrific, sad, and haunting. I found myself thinking about this book during the day and striking up conversations with my older family members to see what they remembered and how it affected them. The writing seemed a bit choppy to me and at times repetitive, but the story is so interesting that you can easily overlook those craft flaws.

I liked how it had jokes in it and my favorite dinosaur is in it (ankylosaurus).

Plant food is the healthiest. Made a kale salad. Tip: Massage kale before trimming and cutting to increase the sweetness.