Senior Planet Book Club: The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
Welcome to the first week discussing…..
The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
This week, please read chapters 1 – 5. After diving into these chapters, we encourage you to share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Join us for a Zoom discussion of the full book on Thursday, December 18 at 4:30 PM EDT.
Here’s how you can obtain a copy of The Sentence by Louise Erdrich:
Borrow Online
Many libraries across the U.S. offer patrons the ability to borrow e-books or audiobooks through various online platforms. Two of the most popular services are OverDrive and Hoopla. Currently, The Sentence is available on OverDrive HERE. If you’re located in New York State, you can apply for a library card online HERE.
Order a Hard Copy
Reach out to your local bookstore to check if they are offering shipping! We highly encourage supporting independently owned bookstores in your area.
Alternatively, you can visit BookShop.org, an online bookstore dedicated to financially supporting independent bookstores and giving back to the book community.
For those who prefer online shopping, you can order on Amazon for $14.85.
Read on Your Smartphone, E-Reader, or Tablet
You can purchase on Kindle for $15.49. Don’t have a Kindle? Download the Kindle app for free on your smartphone or tablet!
Alternatively, you can purchase on Nook for $15.49. If you don’t have a Nook, download the Nook app for free on your smartphone or tablet!
Having trouble getting the book? Call (888) 713-3495 for assistance!
Are you new to the book club? Joining is easy! Just follow these simple steps:
- Obtain a copy of the current book.
- Read the book club article (updated every Tuesday) to find out the assigned chapters for each week.
- After reading a section of the book, share your thoughts in the comments section of the book club article.
- Finally, at the end of the month, join us on Zoom for our group discussion with fellow readers. (The December Zoom session will take place on Thursday, December 18 at 4:30 PM ET. Click here for more details!)
Comment below to share your thoughts about this week’s assignment.
Welcome to the first week discussing…..
The Sentence by Louise Erdrich
This week, please read chapters 1 – 5. After diving into these chapters, we encourage you to share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Join us for a Zoom discussion of the full book on Thursday, December 18 at 4:30 PM EDT.
Here’s how you can obtain a copy of The Sentence by Louise Erdrich:
Borrow Online
Many libraries across the U.S. offer patrons the ability to borrow e-books or audiobooks through various online platforms. Two of the most popular services are OverDrive and Hoopla. Currently, The Sentence is available on OverDrive HERE. If you’re located in New York State, you can apply for a library card online HERE.
Order a Hard Copy
Reach out to your local bookstore to check if they are offering shipping! We highly encourage supporting independently owned bookstores in your area.
Alternatively, you can visit BookShop.org, an online bookstore dedicated to financially supporting independent bookstores and giving back to the book community.
For those who prefer online shopping, you can order on Amazon for $14.85.
Read on Your Smartphone, E-Reader, or Tablet
You can purchase on Kindle for $15.49. Don’t have a Kindle? Download the Kindle app for free on your smartphone or tablet!
Alternatively, you can purchase on Nook for $15.49. If you don’t have a Nook, download the Nook app for free on your smartphone or tablet!
Having trouble getting the book? Call (888) 713-3495 for assistance!
Are you new to the book club? Joining is easy! Just follow these simple steps:
- Obtain a copy of the current book.
- Read the book club article (updated every Tuesday) to find out the assigned chapters for each week.
- After reading a section of the book, share your thoughts in the comments section of the book club article.
- Finally, at the end of the month, join us on Zoom for our group discussion with fellow readers. (The December Zoom session will take place on Thursday, December 18 at 4:30 PM ET. Click here for more details!)
Comment below to share your thoughts about this week’s assignment.
