March title: Outlander by Diana Gabaldon (Please note: 845 pages)

“Claire Randall, a WWII combat nurse on her second honeymoon with her husband, steps through a ring of stones and travels to 1743 Scotland. With sword fights, no indoor plumbing or modern medicine, and an evil British officer trying to figure out who she really is, she has her work cut out for her if she wants to return to the 1940’s. A heroine that is intelligent and multi-dimensional draws you into the book, and the dialogue as well as the attention to historical
detail connects you to the vivid characters in the 1940’s and 1740’s. You are immediately immersed in a world that you never want to leave or put down- it is historical fiction at its best.”

An ongoing book discussion group will meet the second Monday of every month from 7-8 pm in the Vermont Room. The group is entirely volunteer-led and is always open to the public. Check the event calendar to find out which book the group will be reading. Please contact Devin Schrock, lvnfree@gmail.com if you are planning to attend so we know how many books to request! The library provides multiple copies of the selected title, these are available on a first come first serve basis for Bixby patrons to check out. 

Upcoming April title: March: Book One