Overbooked - A book club for busy people

Have you read “If the Creek Don’t Rise” by Leah Weiss? Want to read it this week? Stop in the library and pick up a copy then join Overbooked Book Club on Monday, December 10^th at 10AM to discuss this book.

Overbooked Book Club meets once a month, the 2^nd Monday of the month. We choose books under 400 pages long and meet for about 30-45minutes to discuss. We are busy moms who like to read and enjoy trying a variety of books. Suggestions are always welcome!

Check out this website about “If the Creek Don’t Rise” for a summary and reader opinions:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/32804703-if-the-creek-don-t-rise

Diane Resnick

Delmont Public Library

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