The book selection for September is Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for August is The Nurse’s Secret by Amanda Skenandore.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for July is Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life’s Adversities by Elizabeth Edwards.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for June is The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for May is Evicted by Mathew Desmond. This is a Pulitzer Prize Winner and was named as one of the best nonfiction books of the decade by the New York Times. It follows 8 families in Milwaukee as they each struggle to keep a roof over their heads.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for April is Of Women and Salt by Gabriela Garcia. This book was originally scheduled for March but was pushed for April discussion. This fictional story is set in Miami. Addiction is a touched upon theme with its impact on a mother & daughter relationship. It’s mainly about a family legacy that begins in Cuba.
For those interested, the May book selection is “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” a novel by Shelby Van Pelt.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for March is Of Women and Salt by Gabriela Garcia. Check out or order this book from your local library. This fictional story is set in Miami. Addiction is a touched upon theme and its impact on a mother – daughter relationship. It’s mainly about a family legacy that begins in Cuba before either of them are born.
You can join us every month or occasionally throughout the year. Even if you have never been to a book club, come and enjoy the discussion. Or, volunteer to choose a book and lead the discussion. No RSVP is needed and there is always good fellowship. Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
Upcoming book selections are viewable on the Events section of the WOW Website.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
The book selection for February is Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer.
We always welcome new members, even if you’ve never been to a book club—you can join us every month or only occasionally throughout the year. You can volunteer to choose a book and lead that session, or you can simply come and enjoy the discussion. Food and drinks can be purchased at the café. There’s always good fellowship available! No RSVP needed.
Contact Sue Siewert with any questions.
(The Book Club meets every fourth Thursday at 1:00 PM. A different book is selected for each month.)
