ELLSWORTH – The Ellsworth Public Library is excited to announce the launch of “Only Murders in the Library,” a new book club dedicated to the world of murder mysteries. From cozy …
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ELLSWORTH – The Ellsworth Public Library is excited to announce the launch of “Only Murders in the Library,” a new book club dedicated to the world of murder mysteries. From cozy whodunnits to gripping thrillers, true crime, romance, and historical fiction, this club is perfect for all mystery lovers.
Starting at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 21, join us every third Tuesday of the month for an engaging discussion of a new murder mystery. Each meeting will explore intriguing stories, from unsolved crimes to twist-filled plots that will keep you hooked.
“The mystery genre offers endless opportunities for fascinating conversations, and we’re thrilled to create a space for the community to connect over these compelling stories,” says Robin Kruse, Adult Programs & Assistant Librarian. “We can’t wait to share some great reads and unexpected surprises.”
Pick up your first book, How to Solve Your Own Murder by Kristen Perrin, at the library today and get ready for an exciting start to the year!
Don’t miss the first meeting on Jan. 21—grab your reading glasses (or magnifying glass) and join us for the mystery-filled adventure that awaits!
For more information, visit www.ellsworthlibrary.org or call 715-273-3209.
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