Fiction Old and New

Please note that this book has a DBC number instead of a DB number, but it
is available on BARD. The Fiction Old and New book group will be meeting

“The Paris Architect” tells the story of Lucien Bernard, a Parisian architect who agrees to design an impenetrable hiding place to hid Jewish people for a wealthy Christian client in Paris during the German occupation of France in 1942.

Our next book deals with complex family relationships. Rose rebels against her strict religious upbringing and becomes a successful photographer. She is not sure what to do though when her niece, Rivka, appears to be following in her footsteps.

A pharmacologist is sent to the Amazon to investigate the death of a colleague and the status of work on a new wonder drug. There’s adventure in this book as well as interesting detail about living & doing research in the Amazon.

For the month of July only, we are meeting on the third Tuesday of the month instead of the usual meeting time of the second Tuesday evening of the month.

Fiction, Old and New will be discussing Night Road by Kristin Hannah in the Book Nook Room of Accessibleworld.org on Tuesday, May 13th at 9:00 p.m.eastern time, 6:00 p.m. pacific time.

Fiction, Old and New will be discussing The Good House by Ann Leary.

We will be discussing two of Steve’s nine books. This does not mean that you need to read both novels unless you wish to. We will be discussing both “Prisoners of War ”
(available on BARD and Bookshare) and “The Realm of Last Chances”

Fiction, Old and New will discuss American Muslim author Ayad Akhtar’s book, “American Dervish” in the Book Nook Room on Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 9:00 p.m. eastern standard time, 6:00 p.m. pacific time.

discussing “Daughters in Law” by Joanna Trollope.