Join your community for a monthly librarian-led book discussion. Read and discuss Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Print copies are available at the library.Click here for information about upcoming book discussions throughout the county.Registration and attendance limited to ages 16+.
Page Turners Book Club is a free, librarian-led community discussion of the bestselling novel Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt. Held in the quiet setting of the West Regional Library, this event offers a structured yet casual space to share thoughts on the book's themes of friendship and connection. To participate, head to the Cary branch on Tuesday morning. The discussion is limited to participants ages 16 and older, making it a quiet outing for parents with older teenagers or those who have childcare lined up for younger siblings. You can pick up a physical copy of the book at the library ahead of time, and parking is free in the main library lot. This weekday morning event is a smart pick for a quick mental break. It gives you a chance to step out of the daily routine, chat with other adults in the community, and enjoy a literary discussion without spending a dime.
No, you do not need to purchase a copy. The West Regional Library provides print copies of Remarkably Bright Creatures for participants to borrow ahead of the discussion.
Can I bring my younger children to this book club?
This specific event is restricted to participants ages 16 and older to maintain a quiet discussion environment, so you will need to make other arrangements for younger kids.
Is there a fee to attend the discussion?
This community book club is entirely free to attend, though you may want to register early as space at the library can be limited.
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