Book Club

May 2017 – A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman Of Curmudgeons, OCD, and Geese Blog by Cindy Bushey Not everyone has a gregarious gene in their DNA, but most people secretly harbor the idea that if the world would…
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April 2017 – The Woman In Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware blog by Cindy Bushey Zion’s readers couldn’t wait to get started with our discussion of April’s choice The Woman In Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware!  We were back on…
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March 2017 – For One More Day by Mitch Albom blog by Cindy Bushey   It appears that finding a niche is a laudable goal for creative people.  Whatever your product, if you find that perfect niche, success is yours. …
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February 2017 Gaining Ground: A Story Of Farmers’ Markets, Local Food, And Saving The Family Farm by Forrest Pritchard blog by Cindy Bushey Zion’s Book Club selection for February, Gaining Ground:  A Story of Farmer’s Markets, Local Food, and Saving…
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January 2017 – All Creatures Great and Small blog by Cindy Bushey Revisiting old friends or acquaintances after a long absence can often reveal changes in perspective.  Habits that were cute in a young friend now might grate on your…
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December 2016 The Butterfly Garden Blog by Cindy Bushey   Zion Book Club’s December selection, The Butterfly Garden, is not for the faint of heart regardless of the gentle title.  Author Dot Hutchison has written a deeply disturbing tale of…
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November 2016 –  Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight blog by Cindy Bushey It is November; the presidential election has taken place and Thanksgiving is almost upon us with menus, grocery shopping, food preparation, and accommodating guests crammed into a few…
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October 2016 – The Nazi Officer’s Wife by Edith Hahn Beer blog by Cindy Bushey Perspective is an interesting thing.  Artists may look at perspective a bit differently than authors, however both realize the importance of it.  If you change…
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September 2016 The Sound of Gravel blog by Cindy Bushey Resiliency is one of the most amazing human characteristics.  To overcome hopeless obstacles, to rise from the ashes of a heart-rending situation, to rescue someone from imminent danger, to reach…
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June 2016 American Born Chinese by Gene Luen Yang blog by Cindy Bushey   Stepping outside your comfort zone requires a bit of courage and a willingness to take a risk. Zion’s readers took a giant leap outside their comfort…
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