January Book Club

We will have the pleasure of reading "Saint Behind Enemy Lines" written by a member of our Stake Sister Campora. The author may even attend the beginning of our book club meeting that night.  (So don't be late!)

Last 2 gatherings of the year

We will meet tomorrow to discuss the book My Cousin Rachel.


In December we will combine with the Ellicott City Ward's book club and talk about Charles Dicken's book The Life of Our Lord.

If you have trouble finding a copy, you can read the manuscript here for free.


May you find many moments of quiet reading during the upcoming holidays.

What shall we read in November?

Here are the book choices for November.

The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah

The One and Only Ivan  by Katherine Applegate

My Cousin Rachel  by Daphne du Maurier

Please cast your vote.  Book club will meet this Thursday and the poll will close on Saturday night.

October Book Club

In belated celebration of Roald Dahl's 100 birthday (September 13th) we will read some of his works.  His autobiography "Boy: Tales of Childhood" is first choice but please read any of his books and we will discuss.

September book club

We will meet in September to discuss the book "Me Before You" by Jojo Moyes.  Link to Goodreads reviews.  Happy reading now that school is session!

August Book Club
Summer Book Review

We will meet at Corrine's home on the 25th to review a select few of the favorite books you've read over the summer.  Enjoy your books! Whatever they may be.

Choices for April

Danelle's choices for April - slightly edited!  Take a look and cast your vote before March 16th!

The Wives of Los Alamos, TaraShea Nesbit

To Marry an English Lord, Gail MacColl

Joseph Smith:  Rough Stone Rolling, Richard Bushman 
(doubt it's in the library, but I know a few people have copies to loan)

The Alliance, Gerald Lund  
(not in the library, but a couple of copies could be passed around)

Books for February!

Friends!  I am so excited to be hosting book club :)  Here are three books I've either had on my list for a while or that I already own and want to read :)


The Ghost Map: The Story of London's Most Terrifying Epidemic--and How It Changed Science, Cities, and the Modern World by Steven Johnson  (my epidemiologist sister told me about this one :)


A Memory of Violets: A Novel of London's Flower Sellers by Hazel Gaynor


All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven (it's winning all the awards)


I hope one of these looks good to everyone!