The Celebritea Club is a monthly book club inviting patrons to read a tell-all celebrity memoir and the drink tea while discussing it. This month's book is All the Women in my Brain by Betty Gilpin. Books are available on Libby/Overdrive and Hoopla. Physical copies of the book will be available for pickup at all of our branches. We'll provide the tea (in both senses) but we encourage you to bring your favorite mug. Questions? Email Brigid at bblack@somervillema.gov
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