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[close] 500 Great Books By Women A Reader's Guide to the Worlds of Women's Writing Be sure to check out the bookshelf and see if you've reviewed any of the books! Your submissions help this resource grow. For more details, see the Submissions topic in the General folder. "Here is an articulate guide to more than 500 books written by women, a unique resource that allows readers the joy of discovering new authors as well as revisiting familiar favorites. Organized by such themes as Art, Choices, Families, Growing Old, Growing Up, Places and Homes, Power, and Work, this reference book presents classic contemporary works, from lady Nijo's thirteenth-century Japanese court diaries to books by authors including Toni Morrison, Alice Hoffman, Nadine Gordimer, and Isabel Allende. With annotated entries that capture the flavor of each book and seven cross-referenced indexes, 500 Great Books by Women is a one-of-a-kind guide for all readers and book lovers that celebrates and recommends some of the very best writing by women." (taken from the book's backflap) Bauermeister, Erica, Jesse Larsen, and Holly Smith. 500 Great Books by Women: A Reader's Guide. New York, NY, U.S.A.: Penguin, 1994. Print.

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[close] Welcome to Page Turner Book Club, open to anyone who enjoys fiction books. We read one book each month and share our thoughts and opinions along the way. The main question is: Was it a page turner? This is the laid-back book club you've always dreamed of joining. (We've all dreamed of joining a book club, right?) Group created by Leah Turner.

[close] ‪Love reading, and always wanted to join a book club, but could not dedicate the required time. Well then this is the book club for you. YOU read what ever book you want. And others that have read can join in. This group is meant for us to discuss books we have enjoyed reading or just read‬.