Discover the Magic of Books Between Bites in Batavia
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Hey there, book lovers! If you’re looking for a delightful way to spend your lunchtime, Batavia’s Books Between Bites has got you covered. This beloved community program is all about bringing people together to enjoy engaging literary discussions and presentations. Let’s dive into what’s coming up!
Upcoming Event: “The Wolf Song In me”
When: Thursday, jan. 30,from noon to 1 p.m.
Where: Founders Room, Batavia Public Library, 10 S. Batavia Ave. (Route 31)
Who: Author Marnie O. Mamminga and illustrator Mary C. Parks
Join us for a special event featuring Marnie O. Mamminga and Mary C. Parks as they introduce their enchanting new children’s book, “The Wolf Song In Me.” This story is all about a child’s adventure in nature, discovering the paths shared wiht wolves and learning about courage and our connection to the earth. It’s a follow-up to their award-winning book,”The Woodpecker’s Song.”
Mary C. Parks will also showcase her unique torn paper collage technique, which brings a tactile and vibrant feel to the illustrations. It’s a treat for both the eyes and the imagination!
Meet the Creators
- Marnie O. Mamminga is an acclaimed author whose works have been featured on NPR and in publications like the Chicago Tribune. Her storytelling captures the heart and soul of the Midwest.
- Mary C.Parks is a celebrated educator and artist, known for her innovative teaching and artwork that has been displayed at prestigious venues like the Art Institute of Chicago.
More Exciting events Ahead
Books Between Bites has a fantastic lineup for its 36th season. Here’s a sneak peek:
- Feb. 20: Vivien Lasken will discuss ”The Woman Who Smashed Codes,” a thrilling tale of a pioneering cryptanalyst.
- March 20: Lester Munson will delve into the life of baseball legend Pete Rose with “Charlie Hustle.”
- April 10: Dan Hoefler will explore the gripping chase for Lincoln’s assassin in “Manhunt.”
- May 15: Kathy Hubbard and Linda Sullivan will tackle the impact of technology on youth in “The Anxious Generation.”
Join the Fun
These events are free and open to everyone—no reservations needed! You can even bring your lunch or grab a bite at the Flyleaf Bakery Cafe inside the library. And if you can’t make it in person, don’t worry! All programs are recorded and available on YouTube.
A Bit of History
Books Between Bites was founded in 1987 by Lee C. and Betty Moorehead and continues today with the help of their daughter, Becky Hoag, and the batavia public Library. It’s a wonderful way to connect with fellow book enthusiasts and explore new ideas.
For more details and the full schedule, visit booksbetweenbites.com or pick up a printed schedule at the library. We hope to see you there!
Discover the Magic of Books Between Bites in Batavia – FAQ
What is Books between Bites,and who is it for?
Books Between Bites is a community programme in Batavia that brings together book lovers for engaging literary discussions and presentations. ItS open to everyone interested in literature, storytelling, and connecting with fellow book enthusiasts.
Can I attend Books Between Bites events for free?
Yes! All events are free and open to the public. there’s no need for reservations, making it easy to attend on a whim.You can bring your lunch or enjoy a snack from the Flyleaf Bakery Cafe inside the library.
How can I access the discussions if I can’t attend in person?
Don’t worry if you can’t attend in person. Books Between Bites programs are recorded and made available on YouTube, allowing you to watch and enjoy the events at your convenience.
