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Every month we'll meet online to discuss a well-known piece of literature and the film or TV adaptation derived from it - sometimes matching it closely, and sometimes not!
Upcoming events
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Sept.: "The Body"/"Stand by Me"
·OnlineOnlineSummer's over, kids; time to grow up. In September we'll have a great discussion about Stephen King's 1982 novella "The Body" (part of the collection Different Seasons), in which four boys come of age during a Labor Day weekend adventure in 1959. We'll also discuss the 1986 film adaptation, Stand By Me, directed by Rob Reiner.
Check out the book from your local library or buy it here:
Different Seasons at BookshopRent the movie to stream:
Stand By Me on YouTube3 attendees
October: "Practical Magic"
·OnlineOnlineFeeling witchy? In October we'll have a magical time with Alice Hoffman's 1995 novel Practical Magic, about the Owens sisters, who use their delightful and dangerous family traits to protect each other from an abusive spirit. We'll also discuss the 1998 film adaptation, directed by Griffin Dunne - and we might even mention the brand-new sequel, just for fun.
Check out the book from your local library or buy it here:
Practical Magic at BookshopStream the movie on HBO Max or rent it from YouTube:
Practical Magic on YouTube2 attendees
Nov.: "Devil in a Blue Dress"
·OnlineOnlineTake it easy! In November we'll meet veteran-turned-private-eye "Easy" Rawlins, in the first of his investigations by Walter Mosley, 1990's Devil in a Blue Dress. Set in 1948, the mystery unfolds when Easy is hired to find a missing woman and discovers a much bigger secret. We'll also discuss the 1993 film adaptation directed by Carl Franklin and starring Denzel Washington.
Check out the book from your local library or buy it here:
Devil in a Blue Dress at BookshopStream the movie on HBO Max or rent it from YouTube:
Devil in a Blue Dress on YouTube2 attendees
Dec.: "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"
·OnlineOnlineIt's a classic for Christmas - we'll go back in time to discuss Betty Smith's semi-autobiographical 1943 novel, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, following six years in the life of young Francie Nolan and her family. We'll also discuss the film adaptation from 1945, directed by Elia Kazan.
Check out the book from your local library or buy it here:
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn at BookshopStream the movie FOR FREE from YouTube:
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn on YouTube3 attendees

