Book Club Notes
June 2016

Upcoming Events

These June events may be of particular interest to book clubs. Bring your group to meet an author you've read, or discover new books to add to your reading list.


Friday, June 3, 7:00 pm, Colfax Avenue
Pamela Lindholm-Levy, who spent four decades living and working in Denver, will read from and sign her debut novel Count the Mountains ($14.99), which chronicles the life of Linnie Ann "Linn" Adams from young adulthood to middle age.

Tuesday, June 14, 7:00 pm, Colfax Avenue
Lawyer and debut author Elizabeth Church will sign and discuss her novel The Atomic Weight of Love ($25.95 Algonquin) which draws upon her family's experiences in Los Alamos, New Mexico to tell the sweeping, beautiful story of many of the women who sacrificed their careers so that their husbands could pursue unique opportunities in scientific research.




TaraShea Nesbit, author of  The Wives of Los Alamos ($16.00 Bloomsbury) will join Elizabeth in conversation about their unique backgrounds and books.
Tuesday, June 21, 7:00 pm, Colfax Avenue

PawsCo joins us in presenting freelance writer, newspaper columnist, and screenwriter Steven Rowley. He will read from and sign his debut novel  Lily and the Octopus ($25.99 Simon & Schuster) which reminds us how it feels to love fiercely, how difficult it can be to let go, and how the fight for those we love is the greatest fight of all. 
 
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Every now and then we encounter a new book that we're so excited about we want to shout it from the rooftops, so we have this special designation to distinguish it from the rest: TC V.I.B. (very impressive book)! That means it's a true stand-out in a season of many excellent and compelling new books. 


"In Homegoing, Yaa Gyasi writes an inspiring and powerful narrative about the lineage of two half-sisters, Effie and Esi, beginning in 18th-century Ghana and ending in present-day America. Effie is sent away from her family to take the role of wife to a British slave trader, while Esi resides in the dungeon below Effie's feet as a prisoner of the Fante nation's slave trade. In each alternating chapter that follows, Gyasi introduces us to new generations of their family; each character revealing the times and collectively showing the creation and evils of racism. This is a beautifully written story about how the past undoubtedly shapes the future, through characters that will just tug at your heart with each suffering and victory they experience. It's hard to believe this is Yaa Gyasi's debut novel - I was left wanting to read more form such  an insightful voice." - Stephanie Coleman, Associate Frontlist Buyer

 

TC Book Clubs

Our in-store book clubs are open to everyone, and you are welcome to drop in on one meeting, or join us for every discussion. Check out the upcoming reading selections here.

Happy Reading!



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