Reading

At the intersection of Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day, you'll find this beautiful novel by Jamie Ford. We will be discussing it in late February.

We are an actual book club that meets once a month, but you are welcome to join us for an online discussion here at splore. http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

For November, we will be reading Anne Bronté's imperfect, but powerful, novel The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

The Chelsea Book Club is an actual book club that meets once a month (or so) to discuss a book, but you are welcome to join our discussion on Splore.

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If you are an AmazonPrime member, you can watch the movie for free, but read the book first!

Another good one to share with our daughters. We're reading book one of of the Gallagher Girls series: I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You.

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It's our unofficial annual "movie night." We'll be watching the new Jane Eyre together. I'll put all the Jane Eyre movies and reviews on here just for fun.

We are an actual book club that meets once a month.
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The Chelsea Book Club has chosen its July book: Moon Over Manifest by Clare Vanderpool.

You can check out our website here: http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

We are an actual book club that meets once a month, but you are welcome to read along with us and join the discussion on Splore.

The book this month is by Yvonne S. Thornton:

The Ditchdigger's Daughters
A Black Family's Astonishing Success Story

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The Chelsea Book Club is reading again! We are an actual book club that meets once a month, but you are welcome to read along with us and comment on splore or our website: http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

This time it's Wish You Well by acclaimed mystery writer David Baldacci. It's a classic coming of age novel that starts with a tragedy (so be prepared for that) and then moves on to rural Virginia.

I hope you enjoy it.

Book links for the Chelsea Book Club--and anyone who would like to read along with us.

We are an actual book club that meets once a month. Here's our website: http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

The book this month is The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.

If you are reading a good book, please tell us; we always like to have good recommendations.

I'm having a really hard time finding good books to read. I have a reading log at school and my books have to be 100 pages long. I don't want to read teen books or little kid books, but I'm having trouble finding just right books.

I like dragons and adventure. But will take any suggestions. Basically for 8 to 11 year olds.

Book links for the Chelsea Book Club--and anyone who would like to read along with us.

We are an actual book club that meets once a month. Here's our website: http://chelseabookclub.weebly.com/

The book this month is Once Upon a Marigold by Jean Ferris. Last month: Sense and Sensibility. On Jan. 27th, we'll have a new book to read.

If you are reading a good book, please tell us; we always like to have good recommendations.

Interested in comparing people's favorite books of all time. Mine include David Mccullough's John Adams, the Dark Tower series by Stephen King, Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, Odd Thomas (series) by Dean Koontz, and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Tell us about the books so that we can enjoy them, too.