Canton Seniors Book Discussion: March

Join us for a live virtual program on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 2:00PM via Zoom video conference as the Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group discusses: 

The paper wasp : a novel by Lauren Acampora
Also available in: e-book

In small-town Michigan, Abby Graven leads a solitary life. Once a bright student on the cusp of a promising art career, she now languishes in her childhood home, trudging to and from her job as a supermarket cashier. Each day she is taunted from the magazine racks by the success of her former best friend Elise, a rising Hollywood starlet whose life in pictures Abby obsessively scrapbooks. At night Abby escapes through the films of her favorite director, Auguste Perren, a cult figure known for his creative institute the Rhizome. Inspired by Perren, Abby draws fantastical storyboards based on her often premonitory dreams, a visionary gift she keeps hidden. 

This book is immediately available on Hoopla in e-book format. If you would like to reserve a print copy, you may stop in to pick one up or call 734-397-0999 and select option 4. Holds pick up of materials is also available.

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Join us for a live virtual program on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 2:00PM via Zoom video conference as the Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group discusses: 

The paper wasp : a novel by Lauren Acampora
Also available in: e-book

Have you made a New Year's resolution for 2021? Are you looking for ideas about changes you'd like to make to have your best year yet, or do you need more help on how to make your goals your reality? Check out these blog posts for tips and inspiration!

Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group: January

Join us for a live virtual program on Thursday, January 28, 2021 at 2:00PM via Zoom video conference as the Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group discusses: 

The nest by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney
Also available in: e-book | audiobook | e-audiobook

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October 11, 2020 is National Coming Out Day. Whether you're already out, considering coming out, or an ally, consider these titles of LGBTQ+ folx.

Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group: December

Join us for a live virtual program on Thursday, December 17, 2020 at 2:00PM via Zoom video conference as the Canton Seniors Book Discussion Group discusses our favorite books of the year as well as:

The alchemist by Paulo Coelho
Also available in: e-book | audiobook | e-audiobook

A fable about undauntingly following one's dreams, listening to one's heart, and reading life's omens features dialogue between a boy and an unnamed being

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Are you hoping to finance college, pay off your debt, or retire? Or maybe you'd just like to be able to afford an occasional treat. Or, perhaps, you're living paycheck to paycheck. These books and a variety of other books on finance will meet you where you are on the financial spectrum, and help you find more financial stability through earning more, budgeting better, investing smartly, and paying off debt. 

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” -- Not Aristotle, but still an excellent sentiment.

Whether we realize it or not, habits make up our lives. Whether it's how we study, what we eat for dinner, if we work out or sit in front of the television, or even just the order in which we get ready in the morning, habits guide our choices. Habits are those things we do without having to think about them, like breathing or brushing your teeth. Building habits, though, requires some thought in the beginning, like getting yourself to floss. Breaking habits, too, requires a lot of work. 

These titles study the science and psychology behind habit building and breaking, simplifying tough behavioral concepts and giving you clear steps to take to help you find your best self. 

"Reading more" often tops the list of new year's resolutions, school year resolutions, summer vacation resolutions, weekend resolutions... but how best to do it? For some people, they want to read a book a week or a book a month; others want to build a habit of reading for a certain amount of time each day. In this post, we'll look at a few apps and solutions that might get you reading more. 

Making it a habit

The most surefire way to get yourself reading more books is to make regular reading a habit. Check out our post all about habit-building.

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