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Unbroken: A World War II Story of Suvival, Resilience and Redemption
The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
Welcome!
Welcome to the Avon Book Club blog. Below you will find the books which have been selected for our upcoming meetings. Click on the book to see a description of the book.
April 27: Katherine's House
Unbroken: A World War II Story of Suvival, Resilience and Redemption
May 25: Jacki's House
The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton
Books We've Read
- The Bronze Bow- February 2010
- Gods and Kings- January 2010
- The Quiet Little Woman- December 2010
- The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind - November 2010
- Summers at Blue Lake - October 2010
- Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet - September 2010
- The Scarlet Pimpernel - August 2010
- The Help - May 2010
- A Thousand Splendid Suns - April 2010
- A Girl Named Zippy - March 2010
- The Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc - February 2010
- Mama's Bank Account - November 2009
- Murder on the Orient Express - October 2009
- The Hunger Games - September 2009
- The Space Between Us - August 2009
- The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society - June 2009
- Walk Two Moons - May 2009
- Left to Tell - April 2009
- Ender's Game - March 2009
- The Thirteenth Tale - February 2009
- The Glass Castle - January 2009
- Christmas Jars - December 2008
- The Peacegiver - November 2008
- Octavian Nothing - October 2008
- These is My Words - September 2008
- The Book Thief - August 2008
- North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell - May 2008
- The Magic of Ordinary Days - April 2008
- The Solace of Leaving Early - March 2008
- The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands - February 2008
- Fire of the Covenant by Gerald Lund - January 2008
- The Ladies Auxiliary - November 2007
- Twilight - October 2007
- A Long Way From Chicago - September 2007
- The Killer Angels - July 2007 (sort of)
- Mansfield Park and/or Persuasion - May 2007
3 comments:
Keri--I'm not going to be able to make it to book group next week. Anna let me borrow her copy, so if it's okay with her I'll pass it along to you. After you're done, I would like to finish reading it.
Try the Plainfield library; they should have one available in the "Indiana room". I'm also almost done with mine, if anyone else needs to read it.
Ashely- I'd like to borrow your copy when you're done if it's not already spoken for.
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