BOOKS & BANTER - March Book Pick Vote 📚

Cast Your Vote!

This month’s reads are all about stories that challenge, inspire, and push us to see the world differently.

Question Title

* 1. Click on the book you want to read the most.

1973 Alabama: Fresh out of nursing school, Carrie aims to empower minority women. Until she’s sent to two sisters, just 11 and 13, forced on birth control for being poor. When tragedy strikes, Carrie’s silence haunts her for decades. Now close to retirement, she can no longer outrun the past. There are people and stories that refuse to be forgotten.That must not be forgotten. Because history repeats what we don’t remember.

Exploring the letters we write, the ones we don’t & the ones we keep . . . Sara is seventy, sharp as a tack, and armed with a pen that could charm anyone. Ok, most people. She send letters to everyone - her brother, her best friend, that pesky college that won’t let her register for a class she’s dying to take (rude), and even her favorite authors (because why not tell them exactly what she thinks of their latest work?). And then there’s that letter, the one she writes over and over but never sends. Sara prefers to write letters over face-to-face conversations. That is, until a stack of letters from her past lands in her lap, forcing her to confront a heartbreak she’s spent thirty years trying to forget.