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Rochester Public Library Teen Room to host Horror/Thriller Book Group on 10/28

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Matt Wyatt

The Rochester Public Library invites teens aged 12-18 to join a Horror/Thriller book discussion on October 28 at 6 pm in the Teen Room.

This event is the second in a year-long series aimed at encouraging socialization and promoting reading. No registration is needed, and refreshments will be provided.

For more information, contact Amy Lemelin at amy.lemelin@rochesternh.gov.

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