Thanks to everyone who visited during the month of September and left comments and CONGRATULATIONS to all of the winners. Because of your participation, September was an eventful and exciting month for APOOO.

We are far more than a book club, we are a true sisterhood. We stay connected outside of our meetings, and are genuinely excited about seeing each other again. When our groups meet, it’s understood that we are there to relax. No drama, ever (unless it’s in the book We are a group of strong, independent woman who know how to love ourselves.

KC Girlfriends Book Club on a mover and a shaker. Not only are they active in their community but they also serve the literary community via their blog talk radio show. Come out and meet this group–Great Company, Great Food, Great Discussions.

Journey of Women (J.O.W.)…As women we are all on a course or passage through life’s journey. So, what better way to embark on life’s journey together as women other than by enhancing our minds through reading?
Come out and meet Journey of Women, the bookclub whose slogan is Reading Enhances the Mind, this weekend.

“In the first year, the name “Real Ladies Read” came out of the notion that real ladies can come together, meet, and discuss books in a place they can be their “REAL SELVES.”
Come found out more about the Real Ladies Book Club and help them with their Call to Action.

Come hang out with Marcus Book Club, Dera Williams, Tananarive Due and Blair Underwood.
Marcus Book Club’s slogan is ‘We Read Books By and About Black People.’ And their reading list reads like authors from the Harlem Renaissance…but ones who are still alive and still writing. Find out what else makes this book club unique…come meet Marcus Book Club. Today.

Come out and meet Positive Minds Book Club and ask them why did they choose Victoria Christopher Murray to have dinner with.

PWOC members came up with the name, at the first meeting. as the looked around the room and saw positive women of various shades, who enjoyed reading. There were ladies who spoke in public, could pray, cook, create baskets, and work in a number of professional fields. Thus the name Prominent Women Of Color (P.W.O.C.).

We have been meeting for 14 years and have only lost one member. We are an unique group of women who have a common love for reading. We are not just a book club but are good friends and family members who have a strong bond.

The mission of Sugar and Spice BookClub is to bring like-minded individuals that share a passion for reading together. Allowing the opportunity for networking and a forum to share your opinions and ideas. We go beyond just reading a book but also strive to build stronger relationships and communities.