Women’s Book Club (In Person)

This peer-led Book Club welcomes lesbian, bisexual, queer, transgender, and questioning women of all ages to join readers in a friendly, thought-provoking discussion related to the month’s book selection.

All book selections emphasize works written by and about women and vary in genre, ranging from non-fiction to poetry to historical literature to romance to science fiction to graphic novels.

• When: 2nd Wednesday, 5-6:30 pm
• Where: The Center Library, 3909 Centre St. San Diego, CA 92103
• Contact: For more information on the group, please contact women@thecentersd.org.
• Phone: ‪(619) 692-2077 x134

February: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
 This book has been called “the supreme, the ultimate detective novel” and one of Le Monde’s 100 Books of the Century.  Roger Ackroyd was a man who knew too much.  Someone is blackmailing the woman he loves, and before he can find out who, he is killed.  Let’s find out who did it!!

March:  Whale Fall by Elizabeth O’ Connor
Manod Llan is an 18-year-old young woman coming of age on a small Welsh island. In 1938 two major events, the arrivals of a dead whale and two English ethnographers to her quiet community (not together, that would be cool though) cause Manod to think beyond her island, and what identity and home mean.  This was a NY Times Notable Book and earned wonderful reviews for O’ Connor, for this, her debut novel.