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 We offer a 10% discount on all Book Club books whether you purchase in store or online. Want to start a book club in the store or have your book club's picks recognized in the store? Email us at info@silverunicornbooks.com and let's talk about it! Current Store Book Club Selections
Given the sensitivies around COVID-19, none of our book clubs are currently meeting in person. Our Friday Morning Fiction Book Club and Middle Grade Book Club are meeting over Zoom. If you'd like to join those discussions, please check our Events page. The first four books listed are the fall books for the Friday Morning Fiction Book Club, and the last is the current Middle Grade Book Club pick: Friday Fiction Book Club
 As the title suggests, this new book club will focus in on the adult fiction genre. Hosted by our Events Coordinator and local writer Kyra Wilson Cook, the group meets on the first Friday mornings of each month, and croissants and pastries are provided free of charge from Legend Cafe!
Prior Selections: Middle Grade Book Club
 Led by local author Rebecca Caprara (The Magic of Melwick Orchard) -- readers can enjoy and discuss great mid-grade reads. Rebecca will also challenge participants to talk about their own stories and story ideas, and engage with them in writing exercises as well. Prior Selections:
Boston.com Book Club  Store owner Paul has started a regional book club with Boston.com. The club kicked off in August 2020, and will have the goal of reading one book by a New England author or with a New England setting each month. Each month will feature content on Boston.com about the book, and will conclude with a live virtual event with the author and an independent, New England-based bookseller! Read Paul's introductiory post here, and sign up for a newsletter for the book club here. Prior Selections: Fostering Racial Justice Book Club
 Held in the store (previously at the Sargent Library in Boxborough) and run by community members Maria-Veronica Barnes and Amy Osenar, this book club tackles important racial justice issues, and reads both fiction and non-fiction works to try to help bring these issues to the forefront. You can follow the group on their Facebook page.
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