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A new kind of book club for kids

Aug 7, 2024 | Communities, Education, Lake Arrowhead

Kids reading in a book club illustration.

The Lake Arrowhead library is excited to announce a book club that introduces kids to several classic books and helps them find out what they like to read: the First Chapter Book Club.

The First Chapter Book Club will meet Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m. starting on Aug. 14 and running through Sept. 18. Each week, we will read together a different book’s first chapter (give or take a few pages), building confidence in reading as a group. Then we will have a discussion on what we thought of the book and what we think will happen next.

It will be a great time, especially if your child is figuring out what they like to read.

For more information, contact the Lake Arrowhead branch library, located at 27235 Highway 189 in Blue Jay, at (909) 337-3118.

 

 

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