Welcome back to Book Club, where we are reading One Summer: 1927 by Bill Bryson. This nonfiction book tackles American history by looking at a fairly short window of time in which a remarkable number of things happened. Here’s Bill Bryson talking about that crazy summer:
and here he is talking about why he decided to write the book:
If you live in the Sacramento area, please join us at Arden Dimick Library at 10:30AM on Feb 25, 2017!
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