December Book Club

We're no longer meeting in December this year.  Too many people will be gone, including our reviewer and host!  Enjoy your Christmas and Holiday time and start reading January's book, Rebecca by Daphe DuMaurier.  We'll be meeting January 18th at Shawna Warnick's house.  Thanks!

September Book Club

In September we're reading Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser.  We'll be meeting at Kristie Chadwick's house on September 21st at 8 pm. See you all there!


 

Gone With the Wind Article

Since we're reading Gone With the Wind this month I figured I'd post this link Stacey sent me about it!  How fitting that we're reading it on it's 75th anniversary!  Enjoy!

This month we're reading Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.  We'll be meeting on August 17th.  Remember that this book is over 1000 pages long, so start now to make sure you get it done!

June Book Club

This month we're reading The Middle Place: A Memoir by Kelly Corrigan.  We'll be meeting at Lorraine Taylor's home and Stephanie Hunn will be reviewing.  The evite will be coming out soon.  See you all there!

Tiger Mom Blogs

Heidi found some blogs written by Amy Chua (Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother) and her oldest daughter Sophia.  Sophia's blog talks about her father too, who was barely mentioned in the book.  Check them out if you'd like to read more about this family! 

http://www.amychua.com/
http://tigersophia.blogspot.com/

Book Club Changes?

Ladies we've had a few concerns voiced about the number of people sometimes in attendance at our book clubs lately.  While we are THRILLED that so many of you love the book and want to come talk about it, some people feel like they cannot contribute to the discussion because of the sheer number of people talking. 

We don't want to split the book club or limit how many can come, so we're thinking about splitting the group up just for the night if more than 14 or so people come.  One discussion group would be in the living room and one in the dining room.  We're also open to other ideas. 

What do you think?  Comments?

Remember, come to Ann JaNee's tonight to discuss Water for Elephants!