In September 2001, I joined my first book club. I recall my excitement at seeing the announcement in our church worship folder. As a young mom struggling for writing time and craving adult interaction, this book club was an ideal outlet. I remember the first book these women and I read together. I still have many, if not all, of those paperbacks. Eventually, our group shifted to finding library copies or finding discounted titles through a new device from Amazon called a Kindle. I served as the coordinator for a number of years before deciding I needed to focus more on home education. I continued to be part of the group until we moved on to another church in 2010.
Why Writers Need to Be in Book Clubs
Why Writers Need to Be in Book Clubs
Why Writers Need to Be in Book Clubs
In September 2001, I joined my first book club. I recall my excitement at seeing the announcement in our church worship folder. As a young mom struggling for writing time and craving adult interaction, this book club was an ideal outlet. I remember the first book these women and I read together. I still have many, if not all, of those paperbacks. Eventually, our group shifted to finding library copies or finding discounted titles through a new device from Amazon called a Kindle. I served as the coordinator for a number of years before deciding I needed to focus more on home education. I continued to be part of the group until we moved on to another church in 2010.