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Biography goes Downtown
Schuler Books Downtown, 12-1pm
40 Fountain St. NW, Grand Rapids
We are pleased to collaborate with Schuler Books to offer our spring Biography series at their downtown location. (We'll still be at the Cascade library, too!) Both sessions will be led by Paul Nelson, president emeritus of Aquinas College, from 12-1pm. Have lunch in the café and join us for an
exciting discussion of the following books:

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23: The Most Noble Adventure: The Marshall Plan and the Time When America Helped Save Europe by Greg Behrman

WEDNESDAY, MAY 21: Schulz and Peanuts: A Biography by David Michaelis

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We are pleased to announce the debut of Through the Third Eye, an online poetry magazine by and for young people and directed by Grand Rapids Poet Laureate Rodney Torreson (more).

Debuting in April

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Life Journey with Books and Biography continue this spring with a great lineup of titles, including the newest from Khaled Hosseini, our One Book, One County title and others (more)

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Grand Rapids Area Council for the Humanities. PO Box 230262, Grand Rapids, MI 49523. 616.774.1776

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Grand Rapids Community College

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Kent District Library

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