TAMWORTH — The Cook Memorial Library at 93 Main St. in Tamworth received a program grant from New Hampshire Humanities to host a book group discussion of "Bloodlines and Other Stories," by Octavia E. Butler, on Tuesday, May 4, at 7 p.m. online via Zoom. The online discussion will be facilitated by Joshua Tepley, associate professor of philosophy at Saint Anselm College.

New Hampshire Humanities recently started the “Perspectives” program to offer facilitated book discussion groups in an online format. New Hampshire Humanities provides expert facilitators for book groups and copies of books in multiple formats to book group participants.

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