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Join these Toronto Public Library book clubs to meet fellow book lovers

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Here’s a list of all the book clubs Toronto Reference Library offers to Torontonians through programming for all ages and niche interests.

I don’t know about you, but the second a leaf hits the ground, I get the sudden urge to stay inside till the ice thaws in March…

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