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SUMMARY:First Thursday Book Discussion
LOCATION:Columbia Public Library\nColumbia Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:In her debut novel\, "Maud's Line\," Margaret Verble\, herself
  an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation\, does a beautiful job of vivi
 dly describing a sometimes hardscrabble Indigenous life that nevertheless 
 has the comfort that familiarity and extended family bring. Join us to dis
 cuss this finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. \nAdults..\nhttps://dbrl.libnet
 .info/event/17497859
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In her debut novel\, "<a href="https://dbr
 l.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S18C613071">Maud's Line</a>\," Margaret Verb
 le\, herself an enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation\, does a beautiful
  job of vividly describing a sometimes hardscrabble Indigenous life that n
 evertheless has the comfort that familiarity and extended family bring. Pl
 ace is especially important to the story\, and the setting is beautifully 
 realized\, as are the characters who populate this gentle novel with its s
 ometimes slow but deliberate pace. Join us to discuss this finalist for th
 e Pulitzer Prize.</p>\n<p>Adults.</p>\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.info/event/1749
 7859
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