City of Refugees by 
Poverty, by America by 
No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies by 
Arriving Today by 
The Anthropocene Reviewed by This month we will read books from the 2023 list of most Challenged Books of 2022.
The Woman's Hour by 
South to America by 
Educated by 
At War with Yourself by 
Ducks by 
Life As We Made It by 
Unfollow by City of Refugees by 
This month we will be talking about the problem of poverty in America. We will be joined in our conversation by Jill Hurst Wahl from the Poor People's Campaign.
Broke in America by 
The Family Roe by For September we have a unique opportunity. On Tuesday, September 27, Author Sam Quiones will be Zooming with book clubs across Syracuse to talk about his book. Due to space issues we can only host 8 individuals. Registration Required We will still meet on our regular night to discuss the book among ourselves.
The Least of Us by 
Too Many Times by 
Enough Is Enough by On July 28 Books and Beyond will discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. In preparation please read " The Gates of Europe" to understand the history of the region and Ukraine's relationship with Russia.
The Gates of Europe by 
The Book of Hope by 
Fun Home by 
The Complete Maus by 
Fuzz by 
The Black Friend: on Being a Better White Person by For 2022 we will kick off the year looking at discrimination against people based on their age. Readers can choose between two books as listed below. One looks at discrimination against the elderly and the other about unfavorable attitudes toward youth. We look forward to a lively discussion.
This Chair Rocks by 
Kids These Days by 
Hidden Valley Road by 
An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States for Young People by 
Men Don't Talk About It by For this discussion we will be joined by Dr. Richard Price. Richard is the author of the blog "Adventures in Censorship"
Please take a few minutes to peruse his blog Adventures in Censorship
Why to Kill a Mockingbird Matters by 
George (Scholastic Gold) by 
Ruby Bridges Goes to School by 
Speak by 
The Hate U Give Collector's Edition by Hard copies of this book are available at the Information Desk for pick up during library hours. There is also a copy on Libby.
One Person, No Vote by This title is currently available in hard copy* and a limited number will be available at the Information @ LPL Desk. Stop in to pick one up or call 315-457-0310 to have a copy placed downstairs with Grab It & Go appointment.
Participants are asked to also read these two articles:
*A digital copy of the eBook is also available through OverDrive.
They Called Us Enemy by On June 24, Books & Beyond will be discussing Evicted: Poverty & Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond. To attend the event, click here to register.
This title is currently available in hard copy* and a limited number will be available at the Information @ LPL Desk. Call 315-457-0310 to have a copy placed downstairs with Grab It & Go appointment.
*A digital copy of the eBook is also available through Libby and OverDrive.
On May 27, Books & Beyond will be discussing Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People by Mahzarin R. Banaji. To attend the online event, click here to register.
This title is currently available in hard copy* and a limited number will be available at the Information @ LPL Desk. Call 315-457-0310 to have a copy placed downstairs with Grab It & Go appointment.
*A digital copy of the eBook is also available through Libby and OverDrive.
We will be launching our Books & Beyond Book Club on April 29, where we will discuss The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History by Elizabeth Kolbert. This title is available in regular print, audiobook, as well as electronically through Overdrive. A small number of the item will be available upon request by visiting the Information Desk @LPL.
February 2022
