
The girls got together for a lively discussion, good food and a little vino last night. We read and discussed the
Saratoga Reads book last month, so no
Potato Peel Pie last night. Nope - it' was
good 'ol Southern food! This month the pick was The Help by Kathern Stockett. How does my book group work? Not only do we
read the book, but we take in the whole experience both
intellectually and
gastronomically. The Help is a moving book about racial inequality in 1960's Jackson, Mississippi. Some of the characters I loved, some
not so much. It's a page turner that really captures the time and made for a great conversation. Food plays an important role in the book
and in our gatherings. That is why we had
Hattie's fried chicken {hostess provides the main dish} as the main course, along with a few sides, appetizers, wine, and dessert {provided by the other members -
thankfully no chocolate pie!}. We have enjoyed almost 10 years of lots of great reads, heated discussions, and most of all ...
friendship.
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