Would you like to become or remain a reading group member for Capitol Choices? Be sure to email the facilitator for whichever group you'd like to join. We are welcoming four new facilitators this year, so be sure to check the Join Us page to see who they are! As an added bonus you'll also find the 2012 meeting dates!
All are invited to attend a talk by E.Lockhart at the Bethesda Library, 7400 Arlington Rd., Bethesda, MD 20814 on Thursday Feb. 16, 5pm. Copies of her books will be for sale through an arrangement with Politics and Prose Bookstore. She will sign books after her talk.
MacLeod Andrews does a marvelous job bringing the non-reading Charlie Joe Jackson to life. In his capable hands, Charlie Jo comes off as a funny, goofball middle schooler on an ill-advised mission to defend his right not to read. Well worth a listen and a chuckle is guaranteed. One very minor hiccup in the production is that Shel Silverstein is mentioned and the narrator pronounces it Silver-"stine" not "steen." Joan Kindig
Captivated by an unfinished story, Rocket the dog is introduced to the “wondrous, mighty, gorgeous alphabet” by a little yellow bird. Young children will identify with Rocket's initial reluctance to learn as well as his eventual love of books.