Foundation Board Member Sandra Galejs said she was “amazed” when she first joined Cary Library’s Nonfiction Book Club over a decade ago. “People do their research,” she says, so the monthly discussions about the merit of a narrative history or popular science book often offer “a deeper perspective.”

Selections may include an occasional biography, such as Oppenheimer, or a historical whodunit, such as Who Killed Jane Stanford? about the Gilded Age cold-case murder of the co-founder of Stanford University. Something else Galejs noticed about the Nonfiction Book Club? “Lexingtonians are not shy about sharing their opinions!”

You can join any time! Book clubs - whether fiction, nonfiction, topical - or simply 'Monday Night', are listed on the Cary Library website. Check out what the clubs are reading, if they are virtual or in-person, find contact information, and learn more.