Let's Talk About It Discussion Series 

The American Library Association (ALA) and Nextbook are partnering to present Let's Talk About It: Jewish Literature, a scholar-led reading and discussion program for libraries interested in exploring Jewish literature and culture. Let's Talk About It is organized around themes that engage and stimulate audiences. Millions of people have gathered at libraries across the country to participate in Let's Talk About It programs since its inception in 1982. Join us for a Let's Talk About It: Jewish Literature series at your local library.

Before you join us for the discussions, please read this essay to understand the connection between graphic novels and the Jewish Community:

Modern Marvels
Jewish Adventures in the Graphic Novel
ESSAY BY JEREMY DAUBER

This series is free and open to the public

Please contact your local public library for information on how to borrow copies of the books in this series.

Also, new and used copies of these titles are available for purchase through your local bookstore and through online book sellers.

Visit Nextbook for more information about this and other series in the Let's Talk About It: Jewish Literature, Identity & Imagination series

When is the next discussion?  Find out here!

A very special 'Thank You' to our community partners and sponsors:

• Jewish Heritage Endowment

This program is free and open to the public.  We do ask that you contact the Amelia V. Gallucci-Cirio Library to register.  This will help us make sure we have enough space and food for everyone.  We will also mail postcard reminders to all registered participants. 

You can register via email or phone:

• Phone: 978-665-3223 and ask to register for the Let's Talk About It program
• Email Sara Marks with the subject "Let's Talk About It registration"
  • Please make sure you include your name, mailing address, phone number and (if you have one) an email address.