The Novel Views Fiction Book Discussion me ets in Group Study Room 5\, located on the lower level of the library\, in the Children's Room \;
\nJoin us to celebrate the founding of MCPL 75 years ago by discussing a classic novel published in 1951\, \;"The Th ursday Murder Club" \;by Richard Osman.
\n"In a peaceful ret irement village\, four unlikely friends meet weekly in the Jigsaw Room to discuss unsolved crimes\; together they call themselves The Thursday Murde r Club. There's Red Ron\, the infamous former socialist firebrand\, still causing trouble\; gentle Joyce\, widowed\, pining for another resident\, b ut surely not as innocent as she seems\; Ibrahim\, a former therapist who understands the darker side of human nature\; and Elizabeth? Well\, no one is quite sure who she really is\, but she's definitely not a woman to und erestimate. When a local developer is found dead\, the Thursday Murder Clu b suddenly find themselves in the middle of their first live case. The fri ends might be septuagenarians\, but they are cleverer than most. Can our u northodox but brilliant gang catch the killer before its too late?"-- Back cover.
\nPrint copies may be available at the Germantown Library af ter November 4\, 2026.
\nAvailable on Overdrive/Libby as an eBook an d eAudiobook. \;
\nQuestions about this program? \;Contact t he Germantown Library 240-777-0110
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