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Programs 2018
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Summer Book Series: "Armchair Travel"
Discussions: @ 7PM
Discussions: @ 7PM
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3) Thursday, June 28th: Middle East
A Hope More Powerful than the Sea by Melissa Fleming
Emotionally riveting and eye-opening, A Hope More Powerful Than the Sea is the incredible story of a young woman, an international crisis, and the triumph of the human spirit. Melissa Fleming shares the harrowing journey of Doaa Al Zamel, a young Syrian refugee in search of a better life.
A Hope More Powerful than the Sea by Melissa Fleming
Emotionally riveting and eye-opening, A Hope More Powerful Than the Sea is the incredible story of a young woman, an international crisis, and the triumph of the human spirit. Melissa Fleming shares the harrowing journey of Doaa Al Zamel, a young Syrian refugee in search of a better life.
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4) Thursday, July 26th: Maine Woods
Stranger in the Woods - by Michael Finkel
Novelist Preston’s irresistibly gripping account of his experiences as part of the expedition to locate an ancient city in the Honduran mountains reads like a fairy tale minus the myth. “There was once a great city in the mountains,” he writes, “struck down by a series of catastrophes, after which the people decided the gods were angry and left, leaving their possessions. Thereafter it was shunned as a cursed place, forbidden, visiting death on those who dared enter.”
Stranger in the Woods - by Michael Finkel
Novelist Preston’s irresistibly gripping account of his experiences as part of the expedition to locate an ancient city in the Honduran mountains reads like a fairy tale minus the myth. “There was once a great city in the mountains,” he writes, “struck down by a series of catastrophes, after which the people decided the gods were angry and left, leaving their possessions. Thereafter it was shunned as a cursed place, forbidden, visiting death on those who dared enter.”
Our Mission
Fletcher Memorial Library is a resource to the Ludlow Community, providing relevant current materials, programs and services for all ages. Recognizing literacy as the keystone to education, our Library is committed to providing the opportunity to learn, grow and acquire knowledge independently via a diverse collection of materials. With Public Internet Access available, the library also serves as the community's link to the information superhighway.