May’s book is by Tom Hanks! The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Show is a New York Times best seller and an NPR book of the Year. From the legendary actor and best-selling author comes a novel about the making of a star-studded, multimillion-dollar superhero action film ... and the humble comic books that inspired it. Funny, touching, and wonderfully thought-provoking, while also capturing the changes in America and American culture since World War II.

Bonus material: Interspersed throughout are three comic books that are featured in the story—all created by Tom Hanks himself—including the comic book that becomes the official tie-in to this novel’s "major motion picture masterpiece."

Today, the book club will discuss Still Life by Louise Penny, which inspired "Three Pines" on Prime Video. Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is called to a rural village south of Montreal. Jane Neal, a fixture in the tiny hamlet, just north of the U.S. border, has been found dead in the woods. The locals are certain it's a tragic hunting accident, but is it?

Contact Pam at the library for a book.

Today, the book club will discuss members’ favorite book as we recap our year of reading. Bring your favorite book or passage to share and discuss at Shelby Senior Services. The address is 2120 Intelliplex Drive, Suite 101, in the same building as the YMCA.

Contact Pam through Senior Services or the Shelby County Public Library if you need her to deliver a book for the Horizon Center Book Club.

Today, the book club will discuss “Christmas By the Book” by Marie Ryan. Just read the book on your own, then come for the discussion at Shelby Senior Services. The address is 2120 Intelliplex Drive, Suite 101, in the same building as the YMCA.

In small-town England, two booksellers facing tough times spread Christmas cheer through the magic of anonymous book deliveries in this uplifting holiday tale for book lovers everywhere.

Contact Pam through Senior Services or the Shelby County Public Library, and she will deliver the book for the Horizon Center Book Club.

Today, the book club will discuss “Still Life” by Louise Penny. Just read the book on your own, then come for the discussion at Shelby Senior Services. The address is 2120 Intelliplex Drive, Suite 101, in the same building as the YMCA. Monsieur L’Inspecteur Armand Gamache is a modern-day Poirot. Jane Neal, a local fixture in Three Pines has been found dead. The locals think it’s a tragic hunting accident, but Gamache doesn’t.

Contact Pam through Senior Services or the Shelby County Public Library, and she will deliver the book for the Horizon Center Book Club.

Today, the book club will discuss “The Other Einstein” by Marie Benedict. Just read the book on your own, then come for the discussion at Shelby Senior Services. The address is 2120 Intelliplex Drive, Suite 101, in the same building as the YMCA. Next month’s selection is “Still Life” by Louise Penny. Contact Pam through Senior Services or the Shelby County Public Library, and she will deliver the book for Horizon Center Book Club.

Join the Book Club @The Horizon Center on Thursday, Aug. 10, to discuss the Shelby County Reads Adult selection, “If You Lived Here, I’d Know Your Name” by Alaska State Writer Laureate Heather Lende. Meet at Shelby Senior Services in Suite 101, inside the YMCA, at 1 pm to discuss the books.

Tiny Haines, Alaska, is ninety miles north of Juneau, accessible mainly by water or air—and only when the weather is good. There's no traffic light and no mail delivery; people can vanish without a trace and funerals are a community affair. Heather Lende posts both the obituaries and the social column for her local newspaper. If anyone knows the going-on in this close-knit town—from births to weddings to funerals—she does.

Like Garrison Keillor's reports from the Midwest, NPR commentator Heather Lende's take on her offbeat Alaskan hometown celebrates life in a dangerous and breathtakingly beautiful place.

Contact Pam at the library, 317-398-7121, to have her deliver a book, or pick one up inside the library by the circulation desk.

Join the Book Club @The Horizon Center on Thursday, May 11 to discuss “A Madness So Discreet” by Mindy McGinnis. Meet at Shelby Senior Services in Suite 101, inside the YMCA, at 1 pm to discuss the book by the award-winning Young Adult author.

Grace Mae, in “A Madness So Discreet,” is already familiar with madness when family secrets and the bulge in her belly send her to an insane asylum. But, it is in the darkness that she finds a new lease on life.

Contact Pam at the library, 317-398-7121, to have her deliver a book, or pick one up inside the library by the circulation desk.

McGinnis will speak at the main Shelbyville branch meeting room on May 16 to discuss her writing and her newest book, published in March. She will have her new book for sale and will sign copies.

Join the Book Club @The Horizon Center on Thursday, June 8, to discuss a double selection, both called “Killing Custer:“ Margaret Coel is the fiction choice, while James Welch penned the nonfiction book. Meet at Shelby Senior Services in Suite 101, inside the YMCA, at 1 pm to discuss the books.

Welch’s “Killing Custer” is the classic account of Custer's Last Stand that shattered the myth of the Little Bighorn and rewrote history books. Coel’s “Killing Custer” is part of the Wind River Mystery Book series, which focuses on a murder of a Custer impersonator during a Battle of Little Big Horn re-enactment.

Contact Pam at the library, 317-398-7121, to have her deliver a book, or pick one up inside the library by the circulation desk.

Join the Book Club @The Horizon Center on Thursday, May 11 to discuss “A Madness So Discreet” by Mindy McGinnis. Meet at Shelby Senior Services in Suite 101, inside the YMCA, at 1 pm to discuss the book by the award-winning Young Adult author.

Grace Mae, in “A Madness So Discreet,” is already familiar with madness when family secrets and the bulge in her belly send her to an insane asylum. But, it is in the darkness that she finds a new lease on life.

Contact Pam at the library, 317-398-7121, to have her deliver a book, or pick one up inside the library by the circulation desk.

McGinnis will speak at the main Shelbyville branch meeting room on May 16 to discuss her writing and her newest book, published in March. She will have her new book for sale and will sign copies.

Join us at Shelby Senior Services in the Horizon Center as we discuss Horse by Geraldine Brooks.

A discarded painting in a junk pile, a skeleton in an attic, and the greatest racehorse in American history: from these strands, a Pulitzer Prize winner braids a sweeping story of spirit, obsession, and injustice across American history.

Contact the library to have Pam Weakley deliver a book to the Senior Center or stop by the Shelbyville Branch to pick up a copy.

Join us at Shelby Senior Services in the Horizon Center as we discuss In the Hall with the Knife by Diana Peterfreund, a delightful YA based on the murder-mystery game Clue.

Jason Mott wrote “A Hell of a Book.” While it is about family, love of children and parents, art and money, there is always a tragic story of a police shooting playing over and over on the news. It is 325 pages long.

Club members will discuss the book at 1 pm at the Horizon Center today in Suite 101.

Contact Pam to have her deliver a book to the Horizon Center, or stop by the Shelby County Public Library’s circulation desk.