Greetings!
Welcome to the inaugral gr newsletter for book clubs. Each month, we will pick a book that will create a lively discussion for your book club. We'll provide the book club notes, the first chapter, and some interesting information about the author to help your discussion. We'll also have a monthly competition just for book clubs, and opportunities for an author to appear at your meeting!
This month, we have chosen Anita Diamant's book Day After Night. Based on a true story, this book explores the friendship of four women whose experience with the Holocaust has brought them together. It is full of talking points, and there is plenty of further reading for those who want to learn more. Read it with your book club, discuss the book club notes, and send us an email telling us what you think. We'll publish your comments in the next enewsletter. |
| book of the month |
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 Day After Night
Anita Diamant
Atlit is a holding camp for 'illegal' immigrants in Israel in 1945. There, about 270 men and women await their future and try to recover from their past. Diamant, with infinite compassion and understanding, tells the stories of the women gathered in this place. Click here to access:
- book club notes
- author biography
- tips for your book club
- first chapter
- author Q&A
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| feedback from you |
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 Email and tell us about your book club!
What do you like to read? Do you have any stories to share? Perhaps you have tips for other book clubs.
We'll publish your comments in the next newsletter to connect you to other book clubs. And don't forget to send us your book club's thoughts on Day After Night! |
| your chance to win! |
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 Three lucky winners will win 10 advance copies of Tuscan Rose, by Belinda Alexandra, for their book club.
The bestselling author of White Gardenia returns with an unforgettable story. A mysterious stranger leaves an infant with the sisters of Santo Spirito. A silver key hidden in her wrappings is the only clue to the child's identity and so begins a story as intriguing and beautiful as the city of Florence itself. To enter, email and tell us why your book club would like to read Tuscan Rose. Your club will receive 10 advance reading copies as well as the opportunity to tell the publisher and gr what you thought. Your comments might even be published. |
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