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It's the December pick for my book club, The Daughters of Abraham, an interfaith group of Christian, Muslim and Jewish women. We alternate each month reading books about each religious tradition.
A couple of folks expressed interest in the club after I talked about the dinner the local groups here in Boston held this past Sunday; if you want to find out more, or want to know how to start your own chapter in your area, you can look here, at their website.
4 comments:
This sounds like an interesting book. Will you be posting your thoughts here?
--Anna
Diary of an Eccentric
That does sound like an interesting book and book group idea! I have her other book Acedia and Me.
I loved Cloister Walk. I read it fairly soon after it came out. It's a book for everyone -- Christian or not, religious or not.
I remember reading a write-up about this book and thinking it looked interesting. I have Acedia & Me too, but haven't read it yet.
Shana
Literarily
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