Thursday, September 1, 2022

September "A Reading Season" Blog

 

We are excited to send out the call for quilts for Decatur Public Library’s 41st Annual Quilt Show. If you have a hand- or machine-stitched quilt you would like to enter into the show call 256-340-5780 to reserve your space. Once you have reserved your space, we will set up a time to drop off your quilt to the library. We will accept quilts through Friday, September 23rd at 5pm. There is a limit of 2 quilt entries per person. Complete guidelines available at www.myDPL.org/quilts.

Besides accepting quilts for the Annual Quilt Show in October, we have two authors appearing this month at DPL to discuss their latest books. On September 15th at 6pm, Robert Bailey will be here to talk about Rich Blood. This will be the first book in a new series. Set in Guntersville, it’s “a compelling legal thriller about a lawyer who takes on his sister’s case - and confronts small-town secrets and family skeletons.” 

On September 29th at 6pm, Georgina Cross will be here to talk about her new book, The Niece. Set in Decatur, it is “a  gripping psychological thriller”. This will be the first time she has done a program at DPL.

September is National Sewing Month and since we will be working with quilts and quilters all month to get ready for the 41st Annual Quilt Show, the September task for the Adult Reading Challenge is to read a book that is about  a seamstress or a quilter.

Happy Reading!