Book Club

The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah (2018), 576 pp Family Life & Friendship. In 1974, a troubled Vietnam vet inherits a house from a fallen comrade and moves his family […]

How To Hepburn: Lessons on Living from Kate the Great by Karen Karbo (2007), 208 pp Nonfiction. A guidebook to using your inner Hepburn, with no-nonsense commentary from the notoriously […]

Late Migrations: A Natural History of Love and Loss by Margaret Renkl (2019), 248 pp Biography & Memoir. Essays of evocative snapshots and lyrical reflections, drawn from the order of […]

The Woman in The Window by A.J. Finn (2018), 464 pp General Thriller & Suspense. Unreliable narrator Dr. Anna Fox—who describes her alcoholism, agoraphobia, and the traumatizing events of her […]

Twenty Years Later by Charlie Donlea (2021), 432 pp Thriller/Suspense. Twenty years after an accused murderer’s first meeting with her attorney is cut short by the 9/11 attack, a shocking […]

Home Front by Kristin Hannah (2012), 432 pp General Fiction. An honest look at modern marriage and an exploration of the price of war on an ordinary American family. Discussion […]

At this month's meeting we will be selecting new books for the coming year.

The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles (2021), 592 pp Historical Fiction. Four boys—three 18-year-olds who met in a juvenile reformatory, plus a brainy 8-year-old—set out from Nebraska in June, 1954, […]

What You Are Looking for Is in The Library by Michiko Aoyama, translated from the Japanese by Alison Watts (2023), 304 pp. General Fiction. Vignettes follow Tokyo residents to a […]