All who identify as women — Accotinkers and friends — and who like a good read and friendly discussion are welcome to at any of these meetings.
If you are a woman who likes to read a wide range of books, join this friendly group for some lively conversation and fellowship!
Meetings are the third Tuesday of the month at 1:00 PM, at a member’s home or safely via Zoom during the pandemic. The year’s titles and schedule are voted on in July.
For more information, contact Sandy B. or [email protected]
2020/21 Schedule:
9/15/20 – Educated: A Memoir/ Tara Westover
10/20/20 – Where the Crawdads Sing / Delia Owens
11/17/20 – The Library Book / Susan Orlean
12/15/20 – Emma / Jane Austen
1/19/21 – Stony the Road: Reconstruction, White Supremacy, and the Rise of Jim Crow / Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
2/16/21 – American Spy: A Novel / Lauren Wilkinson
3/16/21: Good Neighbor: The Life and Work of Fred Rogers / Maxwell King
4/20/21: Little Fires Everywhere / Celeste Ng
5/18/21: Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion / Jonathan Haidt
6/15/21 : Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine / Gail Honeyman
7/20/21: No stopping us now: the adventures of older women in American history / Gail Collins
8/17/21: Nickel Boys, The / Colson Whitehead
9/21/21: The Plaza: the secret life of America’s most famous hotel / Julie Satow
2019/20 Schedule:
9/17/19 – Code Girls: The Untold Story of the American Women Code Breakers of World War II / Liza Mundy
10/15/19 – Homegoing: A Novel / Yaa Gyasi
11/19/19 – Becoming / Michelle Obama
12/17/19 – The Ministry of Utmost Happiness, A Novel / Austin Bailey
1/21/20 – Fly Girls : How Five Daring Women Defied All Odds and Made Aviation History / Keith O’Brien
2/18/20 – The Whistling Season, A Novel / Ivan Doig
3/17/20 – The Language of Kindness: A Nurse’s Story / Christie Watson
4/1/20 – Lilac Girls: A Novel / Martha Hall Kelly
5/19/20 – Born a Crime / Trevor Noah
6/16/20 – Chemistry: A Novel / Weike Wang
7/21/20 – Madame Fourcade’s Secret War / Lynne Olsen
8/18/20 – Good Riddance / Elinor Lipman