Calling all book lovers
Gwersyllt Library is looking for new recruits to join their Book Club. If you enjoy reading and are interested in meeting like-minded people to discuss and share views about books and reading, then why not join them on the first Tuesday of the month; the next meeting taking place on Tuesday, June 6 at 3pm. The club will have an extensive choice of books for group selection and discussion with Dangerous Lady by Martina Cole being their next choice. Free teas and coffees will be provided. Please call Gwersyllt Library on 01978 722890 or email gwersyllt.library@wrexham.gov.uk to find out more and register interest.
Job Club at Wrexham Library
Did you know Wrexham Library will be holding a weekly Job Club in conjunction with Communities for Work? They will be holding weekly digital drop-in session offering help with job searches, applications, online courses, online journals and more. The sessions will take place every Tuesday, 9.30am-11.30am and started this week.
Time to Remember at Ruabon and Rhos Libraries
Join us at Ruabon and Rhos Libraries to share your memories, reminisce with books and music, try out our new activities and meet and chat with others. Time to Remember at Ruabon Library will take place on the third Wednesday of the month at 2pm, with the next session on Wednesday May 17. Reminisce will take place at Rhos Library on the third Friday of the month at 11am, with the next session on May 19. Refreshments will be available and individuals, families and carers will be very welcome. Call 01978 822002 for more details.
Meet the Author events
Come and meet the authors of two books both with a local interest. Wrexham Revealed by David Ebsworth will be launched a second time (due to popular demand) at Wrexham Library on Thursday, May 18 at 6pm, please register your place on 01978 292090. All the Wide Border by Mike Parker will take place at Wrexham Library on Tuesday, May 23 at 4.30pm. Both of these events are free of charge and we'd love to see you there!
Medieval Times
The Medieval period, or the Middle Ages, is often portrayed as a time of chivalric knights rescuing maidens in distress. The myth of the medieval noblewoman as virginal, humble and patiently waiting for rescue by a brave knight or a handsome prince is dispelled by Kelcey Wilson-Lee in her vibrant account of the five daughters of Edward I, Daughters of Chivalry. Susanna Gregory is one author that uses the medieval period as the setting for her Matthew Bartholomew crime series of novels, of which The Chancellor's Secret is the latest. The new book by Paul Doherty, Dark Queen Wary, is a medieval mystery set during the Wars of the Roses at the close of the medieval period. If you love historical books then these titles and many more medieval fiction books and factual books about the medieval period are available from Wrexham Library.
Welsh Book Review
Cymru Fydd gan Wiliam Owen Roberts
Cymru Fydd by Wiliam Owen Roberts.
Dyma nofel diweddaraf Wiliam Owen Roberts. Cymru 2090. Gwlad annibynnol. Gwlad lewyrchus. Gwlad sofran rymus sydd wedi hawlio ei lle ar lwyfan y byd ers 2049. Ond pwy sydd yn rheoli? Ac a yw byw yn y wlad hon yn fêl ar fysedd pawb? I Koi a'i ffrindiau, mae'n hunllef. Daw Koi i ddeall yn gynnar iawn mai gwarth o beth ydi byw yn ddifater. Ond fel roedd y Cymrics eu hunain yn ei wybod trwy brofiad, mewn gwendid y perffeithiwyd pob mudiad chwyldroadol – hyd at yr awr pan fo'r gwan rhyw ddydd yn codi yn gry. Mae Cymru Fydd yn mynd â ni trwy droeon personol a gwleidyddol cythryblus yn hanes dinasyddion ac arweinwyr Gwladwriaeth Cymru.
Crynodeb Gwales
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