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The Georgetown Public Library will host "Read & Tell" on Friday, September 20, at 4 p.m. This event invites adults aged 18 and older to discuss the books they are currently reading with fellow bibliophiles.

This month's session will be hosted by Rachael, who will share her thoughts on a recently finished fantasy novel and her perspective on literary fiction. Participants are encouraged to bring their own books to share.

Snacks will be provided during the event. "Read & Tell" takes place on the third Friday of each month at the Georgetown Public Library.

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