In-person & Online

The Book Discussion Group continues a long Gold LEAF tradition and will meet three times during the fall/winter term to discuss works of fiction and non-fiction. Our sessions are open and casual, yet stimulating and informative, allowing us to learn from one another. All meetings will be held at Orange Cat Cafe in Farmington if weather permits safe driving. If the weather is bad, we will meet online.

The group meets on the second Tuesday of each month, except December.

Dates:

November 10, 2026: "The Impossible Fortune" by Richard Osman

January 12, 2027: "Wild Dark Shore" by Charlotte McConaghy

February 9, 2027: "The First Witch of Boston: A Novel" by Andrea Catalano

Cathy Wimett and Nadine Marchand organize the book discussions. Any group member is welcome to facilitate a session. Both newcomers and past participants are encouraged to join us for this Fall/Winter Term.

In-person

Will the wolves return in Louise Penny's latest book, "Miss Wolcott's Ghost" (to be published on October 20th)? We don't know, but we think there is a chance that some wolfish villains may reappear. Join us to follow the clues and unravel the threads that lead Armand Gamache and company through Penny's latest mystery, which might offer several opportunities to join the villagers at the bistro.

Date: January 27, 2027             Snow Date: February 3, 2027

Time: 10-11:30 am

Location: TBD

Deb Stahler and Cathryn Wimett are past presenters of "The Grey Wolf" and "The Black Wolf." They keep hoping for more Three Pines adventures.