 "Wyoming Tribune-Eagle (Cheyenne, WY)")
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Panel discussion on book clubs will be Wednesday.
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Wyoming Tribune-Eagle (Cheyenne, WY)
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January 13, 2006
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Byline: Karen Cotton
Jan. 13--The Laramie County Library has several successful book clubs that continue to grow in popularity in Cheyenne.
At the Cheyenne branch there are five book clubs: -- "Writing Wyoming" Book Discussion Series for books by Wyoming authors.
--Mother-Daughter Book Club is for mothers and their daughters who are in fourth through seventh grades.
--Parent-Son Book Club is for young boys who are in third through sixth ...
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A panel discussion about starting a book club and about being a better particpant in book clubs will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. All About Book ClubsA panel discussion about starting a book club and also being a better participant if you're already a member of a book club. When: Wednesday, 7 p.m. Where: Laramie County Library, 2800 Central Ave.More info: Call 635-1032, or go to www.lclsonline.org.
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; By Karen Cotton feat2@wyomingnews.com The Laramie County Library has several successful book clubs that continue to grow in popularity in Cheyenne. At the Cheyenne branch there are five book clubs: - "Writing Wyoming" Book Discussion Series for books by Wyoming authors. - Mother-Daughter Book Club
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