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Silent Book Group at the Shoreline Library

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The Shoreline Library announces a Silent Book Group for adults scheduled on June 9, July 14, and August 11, 2025, from 3-4:30 PM. This unique program invites participants to read quietly together, fostering a sense of community among book enthusiasts. The sessions are free, aiming to make the experience accessible to all adults in the area. By creating a tranquil environment, the library promotes literacy and the joy of reading. Participants can select their own books to enjoy during the sessions, allowing for personal choice and engagement.

This initiative reflects the library's ongoing efforts to connect residents through shared interests. The Silent Book Group is part of a broader strategy to enhance community involvement in library programs. The library encourages locals to take advantage of this opportunity to unwind and enjoy a good book in a supportive setting.

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