Spring 2023 book club

[#1]

I'm happy to announce that for our next book club selection, we'll be reading Hello, World by Hannah Fry.

Please send me a message if you would like to participate or be a discussion leader (set up the meetings and direct the conversation). Please sign up by April 7. We'll start group assignments on April 10, and start the discussion sessions soon after. Groups will probably meet every two weeks and cover two chapters per session.

I've seen Hannah speak twice now and have started the book. She's got a great style. I hope you enjoy the book as much as I'm enjoying it!

[#2]

Sign me up to participate!

[#3]

I am interested in participating. I am willing to serve as a host (perhaps with a backup or co-host) and am willing to do a later time of day to accommodate US Pacific time per @pattidimcneill request.  Would prefer to start week of April 17 as week of 10th is our Spring break.  Trish (Chicago)

[#4]

Hi Di, I would love to participate - if anyone can start as late as 4 PM Pacific Daylight time on any day other than Tuesday

[#5]

I am interested in the new book as well

[#6]

count me in!

[#7]

I'm in!

[#8]

I'm in looking forward to these discussions! 

[#9]

I am in!

[#10]

Hi Di,

I'd like to join a group. Looking forward to it.

Christine

P.S. Here is a suggestion for a book to consider for the next time around:

Soyer, E., Hogarth, R.M. (2020) The Myth of Experience: Why We Learn the Wrong Lessons, and Ways to Correct Them. PublicAffairs.

[#11]

I’m interested in book club.

[#12]

I will be glad to take part.

[#13]

I'd like to participate!

[#14]

I'm in and would love to participate!

[#15]

Thank you, Di! I'd be happy to join a discussion that's in European time zone.