We're kicking off the start of our winter book club with an online meetup on December 6. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We'll discuss Lessons in Chemistry, a highly acclaimed new read by Bonnie Garmus. Discussion questions What is your overall impression of Elizabeth as a protagonist? Why was chemistry the right […]
We're holding our second winter book club with an online meetup on January 10. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We'll discuss Dinners with Ruth by Nina Totenberg. Discussion questions What did you think of the book? How do you think the era when Nina Totenberg started working influenced her feelings about female […]
We’re holding our third winter book club with an online meetup on February 7. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman. Discussion questions Though the book follows the four friends—Joyce, Elizabeth, Ibrahim, and Ron—solving the murder, the only first-person POV is Joyce’s via her diary. […]
We’re holding our fourth winter book club with an online meetup on March 9. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave. Discussion questions Why do you think Owen hid his past from Hannah and Bailey? Owen could have left a message for Hannah. […]
We’re holding our monthly book club with an online meetup on May 3. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss Two Nights in Lisbon by Chris Pavone. Discussion questions The structure alternates between Ariel’s present search for her husband in Lisbon and her life in New York in the past. Did learning […]
We’re holding our monthly book club with an online meetup on June 19. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss Killers Of A Certain Age by Deanna Raybour. Discussion questions The Museum was founded with the intention of bringing justice to those who have never been held accountable for their atrocities. Is […]
We’re holding our monthly book club with an online meetup on July 24. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss West With Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge. Discussion questions Woody went through a lot of injustices early in his life. How do you think his childhood shaped him into the person he became? We […]
We’re holding our monthly book club with an online meetup on Monday, September 4. Sign up on Team Snap to join us. We’ll discuss The Kitchen Front by Jennifer Ryan. Discussion questions How are Gwendoline, Audrey, Nell, and Zelda different? Do they have any traits in common? Which character did you most relate to and […]
We’re holding our monthly book club on Monday, October 16. We’ll discuss Excavations by Kate Myers. Kate, a local Annapolitan, will join us. Sign up on Team Snap to attend. Discussion questions Coming soon! Summary On a remote archeological site in Greece, the mythic home of the first Olympics, four women discover an unusual artifact. […]
We’re holding our monthly book club on Monday, November 27. We’ll discuss The Right Call: What Sports Teach Us About Work and Life by Sally Jenkins. Sign up on Team Snap to attend. Discussion questions What did you learn from this book? What surprised you most about the book? What do you feel is the difference […]
We’re holding our monthly book club on Monday, January 15. We’ll discuss Wine People: A Novel by Michelle Wildgen. Sign up on Team Snap to attend. Discussion questions When you first meet Wren and Thessaly, they seem very different (and aren’t really friends). What was your first impression of Wren? How about Thessaly? While they […]
We’re holding our monthly book club on Monday, February 12. We’ll discuss Signal Fires by Dani Shapiro. Sign up on Team Snap to attend. Discussion questions How would Sarah and Theo’s lives have been different if she had told the truth about the circumstances of the car wreck? What personality traits were revealed in Sarah […]
We’re holding our monthly book club on Monday, March 25. We’ll discuss Black Angels by Maria Smilios. Sign up on Team Snap to attend. Discussion questions Coming soon. Summary In the pre-antibiotic days when tuberculosis stirred people’s darkest fears, killing one in seven, white nurses at Sea View, New York’s largest municipal hospital, began quitting […]