MIDDLEBORO — Those who made a New Year's resolution to read more, or perhaps received a Nook or Kindle for Christmas and want to use it more, will want to know that the Middleboro Public Library is hosting two new book groups in addition to the Monthly Club that has been in existence for many years and the Mystery Club that was initiated last year.

MIDDLEBORO — Those who made a New Year's resolution to read more, or perhaps received a Nook or Kindle for Christmas and want to use it more, will want to know that the Middleboro Public Library is hosting two new book groups in addition to the Monthly Club that has been in existence for many years and the Mystery Club that was initiated last year.

"The library is a place for everyone," said Director Danielle Bowker, "and we want to offer everyone a chance to find a discussion group that is just right for them."

Those who need a night out from the children or a break from the stresses at work, but didn't think the Monthly Club was the right fit, are invited to join the Page Turners Book Club. "We will read a variety of interesting and thought-provoking books throughout the year," says Nancy Ockers, who will be facilitating this group. This is a no obligation book club, no registration needed. Everyone may attend whatever meetings they can make, and no one need worry about the ones they miss. Meetings will begin on Feb. 25 and continue on the third or fourth Monday of the month (depending holidays) at 7 p.m.

The first book the group will read will be "These Things Hidden" by Heather Gudenkauf. This novel from an acclaimed suspense writer is the story of two sisters, a heinous crime and secrets. Now their legacy of secrets is focused on one little boy. And if the truth is revealed, the consequences will be unimaginable for the adoptive mother who loves him, the girl who tried to protect him and the two sisters who hold the key to all that is hidden.

For those who would rather attend a book group during the day, the "Lunch Time Reads" will also begin on Monday, Feb. 25 at noon. Diane McCarey will lead the discussion. Her choice for the first book is Twenty Thirty by Albert Brooks.

A comedian and filmmaker, Mr. Brooks welcomes the reader to the year 2030 in his smart and surprisingly serious debut. Mr. Brooks' harsh vision encompasses the future of politics, medicine, entertainment, and daily living, resulting in a novel as entertaining as it is thought provoking. This too, will be an informal group with no registration needed.

Copies of titles for all book clubs will be available at the library or members can place their own requests from the privacy of their home computer.
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