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Book Discussions & Book Events Summer 2026
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Waukesha Public Library, Carnegie Room
Come to discuss early gay history in Wisconsin. Throughout the decades, gay Wisconsinites developed identities, created support networks, and found ways to thrive despite various forms of suppression. The founder of LGBT Waukesha will be joining us to add insight to the conversation. Everyone is welcome!
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Wednesday, July 15 @ 10:30 AM Waukesha Public Library, Carnegie Room Unearth the inspiring, untold stories of 12 ordinary citizens who did extraordinary things and helped shape the fate of our nation. Dr. Abigail Markwyn, Professor of History at Carroll University, will join the conversation to share a historical perspective.
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The Drifter by Nick PetrieWednesday, August 19 @ 6:30 PM Waukesha Public Library, Carnegie Room Dig into the award-winning debut thriller in the Peter Ash series, in which a veteran discovers that the demons of war aren’t easily left behind. Joining us will be Patricia Clason, founder of Healing Warrior Hearts, who will share how her organization helps veterans and their families heal the emotional, moral, and spiritual wounds of military service.
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2026 Summer Library Program June 1 - August 1, 2026 Waukesha Public Library This summer, everyone is invited to dig into the joy of reading! Unearth new stories, log your reading, and win dino-mite prizes. Sign up on WaukeshaPublicLibrary.org or visit the Library to get started. Available for all ages--kids, teens, and adults!
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An Evening With Author Nick Petrie Monday, August 3 @ 6:30 PM Waukesha Public Library, Program Room A/B Nick Petrie will discuss his award-winning Peter Ash series and share insights into his creative process. Don’t miss your chance to hear from one of today’s top voices in crime fiction, ask questions, and get a book signed. The Drifter and other Nick Petrie titles will be available for purchase.
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Quiet Book Club August 25 @ 6:30 PM Cutler Park Gather to read silently on the grassy lawns of Cutler Park and enjoy refreshing drinks and a snack. Readers are welcome, but not required, to quietly socialize and chat about what they're reading for the last 15 minutes of the event.
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