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We’re excited to introduce the KSPS PBS Book Club, part of the new PBS Books Readers Club, which pairs your favorite PBS shows with fantastic reads!
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Each month, PBS Books Readers Club selects a new book and hosts interactive conversations with the authors. You can join the national Facebook group to connect with readers from all over, share insights, and ask questions to featured authors: PBS Books Readers Club on Facebook.
Ready to start your reading journey? Join us online, check out the book selection at Wishing Tree, and explore our local events—let’s make this a book club to remember!
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PBS Books Readers Club is excited to host prolific bestselling author Jodi Picoult, to talk about her brand new novel Hollow Bones.
When Molly Fitzgerald was just two months old, her mother was killed in the September 11 attacks. Decades later, Molly has built a career preparing for disasters, convinced that careful planning can keep tragedy at bay. But when the unexpected upends her life, she is left questioning everything she thought she knew about family, love and control.
Hollow Bones is a powerful tale moving through past and present shedding light on the bonds of mother and daughter. It’s complicated, vulnerable, and as Jodi always delivers, full emotional depth and compassion.
PBS Watch-Alike
This powerful watch-alike pairs with Hollow Bones through its moving look at grief, identity, and the lasting impact of 9/11 on a new generation.
At the dawn of the 21st century, the September 11 attacks and their aftermath reshaped the nation and profoundly affected a generation growing up in the shadow of tragedy. Twenty years later, this intimate film follows seven people who lost parents that day, tracing how their lives have unfolded through personal loss, national crisis, and the long search for identity, resilience, and meaning.
Available to stream now on the PBS app and pbs.org.
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