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Bring Your Own Book Club for residents in their 20’s and 30’s returns 8/27

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Matt Wyatt

The Rochester Public Library is pleased to announce that the 20’s and 30’s “Bring Your Own Book Club” will meet again at 6:30 pm on August 27 in the Community Room.

“Join our casual book club, perfect for adults in their 20s and 30s! Share and discuss your favorite reads without the pressure of assigned books,” says Abby Rosselli, librarian. “Bring 1-3 books to recommend to the group.”

The Book Club meets every last Tuesday of the month. Snacks and light refreshments are provided. No registration is required. The Rochester Public Library is located at 65 South Main Street, in downtown Rochester. Call (603) 332-1428 for general inquiries.

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