Book Club Kits

The Logan Library provides book club kits to reading groups. Each kit contains 7-10 copies of one book along with a folder containing information about the author and title and a list of possible discussion questions. The kits check out for six weeks and are not renewable. You can only check out two kits at the same time.

Click here to see a complete list of Book Club Kit Titles.
Click here to see the Book Club Kit Reservation Calendar.
Click here to Reserve a Book Club Kit.
Please complete your request online at least one week before your preferred pickup time. Librarians can also assist in placing your request. Call 435-716-9123.

Don't see the tile you want? Check out the list of the State Library's Book Club kit titles at Book Buzz.
To request a Book Buzz Title you must call the ILL Librarian at 435-716-9129, or fill out this request form.
(Note: Allow at least 2 weeks' notice for Book Club kit requests from the State Library.)

If the sate doesn't have the title you want either, you can request a book club kit title here.

If you decide you no longer need a reserved kit, please call 435-716-9132 to speak with the librarian over the book club kits.

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Code Girls by Liza Mundy. Documents the contributions of more than ten thousand American women who served as codebreakers during World War II, detailing how their efforts shortened the war, saved countless lives, and enabled their subsequent careers.