Between The Lines is the name for the Aurora Public Library District’s book discussion groups. BTL is a relaxed and friendly gathering of people who enjoy sharing comments, ideas and questions about a common book they have read. The group moderator engages the members in discussion while sharing background information about the author, story, time period and locale.

Beginning in May of 2021, the Library District has resumed in-person book discussions at the Aurora Public Library (4th Thursdays) and at the Dillsboro Public Library (4th Fridays). The meetings begin at 1 PM. There is also an evening group that meets at Carnegie Hall in Moores Hill at 7 pm. The Moores Hill group meets on the first Monday, unless that day is a holiday, then on the second Monday. You may register for any of these groups by calling 812-926-0646.

Since experience over the years has shown that the best discussions take place in smaller, more intimate groups – we limit active membership to 20. Realizing that not every member can attend every meeting, this creates an ideal discussion size.

Joining a book club may not change your life, but it will probably change the way you think about the books you read and the characters that inhabit them. Some of the books selected may not be what you would choose yourself to read, but that’s the beauty of a book club; it takes you outside your comfort zone introducing you to new authors and genres. You may even discover that your perspective on people and places in the world has been enhanced with new understanding. And you most certainly will meet new friends at the meeting.

To find out more about our book discussion groups, you can contact us at the following numbers:

812-926-0646 or 812-954-4151

Past Book Selections