The Page Turners of Glendale/Peoria AZ

Thank you Caroline for hosting.

Braiding Sweethrass: Indigenous wisdom, scientific knowledge and the teaching of plants.

Due to November and December busyness, we combine the two months and read just one book in early December.

Book discussion starts promptly at 6:30 but come as early as 6pm to eat dinner with those members who come early.

Thank you Paula for hosting and starting out 2025!

Tom Ryan, a middle-aged, overweight, acrophobic newspaper man, set out to climb all 48 of New Hampshire’s four-thousand-foot peaks twice in one winter while raising money for cancer charity. Joining him would be his friend, miniature schnauschnauzer Atticus M. Finch.

Book discussion starts promptly at 6:30 but come as early as 6 pm to join other members for dinner.

I Capture the Castle has been called a quintessential English coming-of-age story.

Book discussion starts prompts 6:30 but come as early as 6pm to eat dinner with those who choose to come early. We typically sit at the large table to the left of the door but if it’s taken, come search for us elsewhere.

Thanks Holly for hosting in March.

Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law details the science of human-wildlife conflict.
The author has been called America’s funniest science writer.

Book discussion starts promptly at 6:30 but come as early as 6pm to eat dinner with others who choose to come early. We typically sit at the large table to the left of the door but if it’s taken, come look for us in the back.