Book Discussion Group

Book Discussion Group

This month’s book discussion will take place on Monday, March 17th, at 1:30pm.
We will discuss The Bookwoman’s Daughter, a novel by Kim Michele Richardson (Education for Mission). Serving as a standalone story and a sequel to the bestselling novel The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek, The Bookwoman’s Daughter follows Honey Lovett, the daughter of the renowned blue-skinned packhorse librarian from Troublesome Creek. Honey and her Kentucky family have been evading the law her entire life. However, when her parents are imprisoned, Honey realizes she must fight to maintain her freedom. Taking on her mother’s library route, Honey begins delivering books to the remote hollers of Appalachia. The route, however, can be perilous, and Honey must battle for her place. The group meets in the church library and welcomes anyone who loves reading!
Facilitator: Val Holzman
Location: Bernice Nailen Memorial Library
Description: Book Discussion Group
Facilitator: Val Holzman
Date/Time: Third Monday of the Month (except July, August and December) 1:30pm Monday

The group meets in The Bernice Nailen Memorial Library. All are welcome.