Women’s History Month would not be the same without the contributions by African American writers. Check out some of the books that made APOOO’s list.
Looking for a good African-American literature read? Look no further. Check out some of the books on the list that are recommended by APOOO.
Before we get too far into the New Year I though it would be a good idea to recap 2008 and talk about our reading ‘goals’ and wishes for 2009. So, please spend about five minutes with APOOO by answering the questions posted below. Please post your answers in the comment section…
I can’t believe that not only is December almost over but so is the year. As with any year, 2008 had its ups and downs and a new year is a welcome relief as we look forward to out with the old and in with the new.
Check out what books APOOO members are reading during the month of November. Come join us and dialogue with us regarding books. Read along with us or share your comments regarding the books that you’ve read. We would love to have you join us.
Check out what books APOOO members are reading during the month of October. Come join us and dialogue with us regarding books. Read along with us or share your comments regarding the books that you’ve read. We would love to have you join us.
During the month of September, APOOO will salute and profile African American book clubs. Come join us and ‘rep’ your book club. Prizes will be given to the best ‘repped’ book club. For more information, contact me today.
Sista Talk BookClub was established in 2004 by Donnica Copeland. The group is located in Marietta, GA and has almost 30 members. Sista Talk BookClub is always open for new members. If interested in membership, please visit their Web site.
Located in Harrisburg, PA, this book club was founded by Dawn Reeves in December, 2000. Club Mimosa is a book club of friends who enjoy reading and discussing books by and about African-Americans.
The SistahFriend Book Club–a live and online reading and networking group for women that focuses on reading and discussing books by African-Americans and promoting unity through women empowerment and fellowship.
