Named one of the best books of 2017 by NPR and the New York Public Library! Join us for an inter-generational discussion of this great YA read.

Are you interested in the many and varied stories behind maps? Are you intrigued by geography and its history? Calling all map lovers -- this book and event are for you. Join us in welcoming to Roundabout Books award winning journalists for National Geographic: Betsy Mason and Greg Miller.

“Mysterious and even a little head-spinning, an amazing act of imagination.” -Dean Baquet, The New York Times

2019 at Roundabout looks like us adding more non-fiction reading to the itinerary! Join us for the first meeting of our new Sports Book Cub and a discussion of The Big Fella by Jane Leavy -- longlisted for the PEN/ESPN Literary Sports Writing Award. Drawing on a variety of interviews and never before tapped research, Leavy explore the man and the myth of Babe Ruth.

An exciting and important read! Through twenty individual stories, Voices from Bears Ears captures the passions of the debate that led to the creation of Bears Ears National Monument, a land of unsurpassed natural beauty and deep historical significance. The story of this place reflects the cultural crosscurrents that roil our times: maintaining tradition and culture in the face of change; healing the pain of past injustices; creating shared futures; and protecting and preserving lands for future generations.

Curious about our local wine industry? Ken Friedenreich helps us decode the grape in his new book "Oregon Wine Country Stories". Pair this author event with a tasting of author recommended wines that will be available throughout the night!

Curious about why it's so difficult for humans to conceptualize of the effects of climate change and respond accordingly with much needed action? Join Book Riot in their next discussion of The Great Derangement, a piece which explores humans' failure of imagination in the face of deep-time and impending climate disaster.