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Do you enjoy reading?
If you live in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames (or attend school here) and like books, read on!
At these popular groups we chat about books, play games and do quizzes. It is a great way to discover new authors and make new booky friends.
The groups meet once a month after school (term time only) and last about an hour.
Please contact individual libraries for details and to register your interest.
Tel: 020 8734 3304
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