Literature Circle
FPC Literature Circle
September Review of HOMER’S ODYSSEY by Gwen Cooper,
Reviewer: Jane Hansen
The FPC Literature Circle will not be meeting at the church this fall due to the COVID-19 virus. However, virtual reviews will be available here on the church website as soon as each speaker finishes recording them each month. More information will be forthcoming about the date of each recorded book.
Our church librarian, Suzanne West, has ordered the new books for review (attached list) and are available immediately for your reading pleasure. She and a helper have volunteered to deliver a requested book to your home by calling her home phone (210-525-1499) requesting a particular book & leaving your, name, address, & phone number (on voice mail if not home). She will tell you what day her deliveries will be made, with the book in a plastic bag, by your FRONT DOOR. Suzanne will inform you of the return process.
We look forward to still being able to enjoy each speaker virtually. You will be notified via email of any changes to this information. If you do not want to be included in our email list or know someone that wants to be included, please notify me.
Blessings to all during this difficult time and thank you to Suzanne, her helper & Grace Clouse, our chair, in making these arrangements with the church.
Willie Willming, Publicity, ewillming@aol.com
Books for 2020-2021
Sept. 8: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE by Sonia Purnell,
Reviewer: Jane Hansen
Oct. 13: DEAR AND GLORIOUS PHYSICIAN by Taylor Caldwell,
Reviewer: Rev. Becky Prichard
Nov. 10: THE DUTCH HOUSE by Ann Patchett,
Reviewer: Jan Clayton
Dec. 8: BEFORE WE WERE YOURS by Lisa Wingate,
Reviewer: Grace Clouse
Jan. 12: THE SECRETS WE KEPT by Lara Prescott,
Reviewer: Martha Smith
Feb. 9: LOVE DEEPER THAN A RIVER by Lila Cockrell,
Reviewer: Bill Hensley
Mar. 9: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE by Sonia Purnell,
Reviewer: Jane Hansen
Apr. 13: DAUGHTER OF A DAUGHTER OF A QUEEN by Sarah Bird,
Reviewer: Ann Smith
May 11: BECOMING MRS. LEWIS by Patti Callahan
Reviewer: Martha Smith
