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| | Happy August! 🍦
Labor Day is on the way, but there’s still plenty to enjoy at the Free Library before summer unofficially ends. From escaping the heat with a good book and free movie screenings, to prepping young students for the school year, there’s something for everyone!
And speaking of exciting things this month—our Fall Author Events season was just announced! This year’s lineup features incredible guests you won’t want to miss: Miriam Toews, Sonia Sotomayor, Ken Follett, Emily Wilson, Jim Clyburn, and many more! Visit the Foundation’s event calendar to learn more and reserve your tickets. |
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| | | | More to Explore in August |
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| | | | Graphic novels combine detailed artwork and often vibrant colors to bring readers into the heart of each tale and enhance their experience of the story. Whether you're a fan or know little about them, check out the Free Library’s go-to page for top picks, cool events, and everything graphic novels. |
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| | On the third Tuesday of every month, the Free Library hosts a virtual citywide book club for trans and nonbinary adult readers. Registered attendees read books written by trans and nonbinary authors and discuss trans imagination, writing craft, and more!
Advanced registration is required, and includes free paperback copies of featured titles, upon request. |
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| Great things are happening at the Free Library! Would you consider making a gift today to advance literacy and inspire curiosity? ✨ |
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The Free Library is one of the most important educational and cultural institutions in Philadelphia. While the City of Philadelphia provides public funds for the operations of the Free Library, it is through the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation and the generosity of private funding from individuals, foundations, and corporations that the Free Library is able to offer many of the Library’s incredible programs and activities that advance literacy, guide learning, inspire curiosity throughout the region, and help deliver on the promise of an equitable future for all of Philadelphia’s children, families, and communities. |
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