Fiction Old and New on accessible world
Fiction, Old and New will be discussing You Will Know Me by Megan Abbott in the Book Nook Room of Accessibleworld.org on Thursday, March 2nd at 9:00 p.m.eastern time, 6:00 p.m. pacific time.
Fiction, Old and New You Will Know Me by Megan Abbott 03/02/2017 Read More »
This is a story of the importance of family and community and how romance can find us when we least expect it.
This book is about 3 sisters & their families. The families go to the beach every summer until tragedy strikes one summer.
The Fiction Old and New book group will be discussing “The Hopefuls” by Jennifer Close, DB 85096 on Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 9:00 p.m. eastern time, 6:00 p.m.
Fiction Old and New “The Hopefuls” by Jennifer Close DB 85096 12/01/2016 Read More »
This book is the story of an Irish girl who comes to Brooklyn, how she fares in a strange new country and what happens when she unexpectedly has to return home.
Fiction, Old and New will be discussing Brooklyn by Colm Toibin 10/06/2016 Read More »
The Fiction Old and New book group will be discussing Bobbie Ann Mason’s
intriguing family story, “In Country”, DB 24790 on Thursday, September
1, 2016 at
9:00 p.m. eastern time, 6;00 p.m. pacific time in the Book Nook Room
This book is categorized as science fiction but only one small element of the story falls into that category. The book is about a program to send people back in time. Most of the book is about our hero’s experiences in 1890s New York City. He intend
Fiction, Old and New Time & Again by Jack Finney 08/04/2016 Read More »
In “The Mistress of Nothing”, the reader is immediately transported to the early twentieth century worlds of London and Egypt as we follow
In Aline Ohanesian’s debut novel, “Orhan’s Inheritance”, the reader is
captivated by dual storylines. The contemporary story tells of Orhan,
a young man who must uncover the mystery of why his grandfather Kemal
The Fiction Old and New book group welcomes author Aline Ohanesian 05/05/2016 Read More »
Stillwater Rising by Steena Holmes DB 82651 The town of Stillwater Bay is still reeling from the school shooting by a teen that left many younger children dead.
Fiction, Old and New Stillwater Rising by Steena Holmes 04/07/2016 Read More »
We’re going for a classic this month. Of the many great books she wrote, The Custom of the Country was
Edith Wharton’s favorite.
“The Sweetheart” is both a social commentary on the ways that American
society viewed men and women in the 1950’s as well as the funny and
warm story of a young woman who finds her occupation in the unusual
