PACG Book Club
Purpose: The book club gives members an opportunity to suggest books that may be of general interest to progressives, and share in a monthly group discussion.
Contact: Alta Price (she/her) by clicking on her name (this will open up an email window on your computer or device that will allow you to send an email directly to her).
Meetings: Monthly via Zoom or in-person (hybrid meeting) on the third Monday of the month at 5:15 pm. We meet at Edwards Congregational UCC (3420 Jersey Ridge Rd in Davenport - map). Contact Alta Price to ask for an email invitation to the Zoom book club meeting; please specify the name and date of the meeting.
Facebook Group: For more PACG Book Club news, join our PACG Book Club Facebook Group.
Contact: Alta Price (she/her) by clicking on her name (this will open up an email window on your computer or device that will allow you to send an email directly to her).
Meetings: Monthly via Zoom or in-person (hybrid meeting) on the third Monday of the month at 5:15 pm. We meet at Edwards Congregational UCC (3420 Jersey Ridge Rd in Davenport - map). Contact Alta Price to ask for an email invitation to the Zoom book club meeting; please specify the name and date of the meeting.
Facebook Group: For more PACG Book Club news, join our PACG Book Club Facebook Group.
Note: If the Quad City schools close due to weather (snow or cold), all non-Zoom PACG meetings and events will be cancelled. Check here for school closings.
Upcoming Meetings and Books
March PACG Book Club
Monday, March 17th at 5:15 pm - Zoom only
PACG Book Club
Note: There will be no February book club discussion.
In March we will meet via Zoom to discuss Lightning Men (Darktown #2) by Thomas Mullen. We really enjoyed the first book in the series, so decided to try this one.
To learn more about the book, read this PACG blog post.
Contact me for the Zoom link.
For those wanting to get a head start, the April book will be Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America's Food Industry by Austin Frerick. The author is a 7th generation Iowan and the book was recommended by J.D. Scholten. (J.D. has an interesting weekly Substack called You're Probably Getting Screwed. Here is a link, for those of you on Substack. He's just started a book club and this was the first book they read. He also interviewed the author.) You can read more about the April book at this PACG blog post.
Alta Price (she/her)
Note: There will be no February book club discussion.
In March we will meet via Zoom to discuss Lightning Men (Darktown #2) by Thomas Mullen. We really enjoyed the first book in the series, so decided to try this one.
To learn more about the book, read this PACG blog post.
Contact me for the Zoom link.
For those wanting to get a head start, the April book will be Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America's Food Industry by Austin Frerick. The author is a 7th generation Iowan and the book was recommended by J.D. Scholten. (J.D. has an interesting weekly Substack called You're Probably Getting Screwed. Here is a link, for those of you on Substack. He's just started a book club and this was the first book they read. He also interviewed the author.) You can read more about the April book at this PACG blog post.
Alta Price (she/her)
