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SUMMARY:LWV of Wilmette and WPL Book Group (Virtual)
LOCATION:Wilmette Public Library\nWilmette Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Join us as we discuss Three Girls from Bronzeville by Dawn Tur
 ner. .\nhttps://wilmette.libnet.info/event/6212817
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>We will be discussing this year's One Book
 \, Everyone reads title\, <em>Three Girls from Bronzeville</em>&nbsp\;by D
 awn Turner.&nbsp\;They were&nbsp\;three&nbsp\;Black&nbsp\;girls. Dawn\, ta
 ll and studious\; her sister\, Kim\, younger by&nbsp\;three&nbsp\;years an
 d headstrong as they come\; and Dawn's best friend\, Debra\, already prom-
 queen pretty by third grade. They bonded as they roamed the concrete lands
 cape of&nbsp\;Bronzeville\, a historic neighborhood in Chicago's South Sid
 e\, the destination of hundreds of thousands of Black folks who fled the r
 avages of the Jim Crow South. These third-generation daughters of the Grea
 t Migration came of age in the 1970s\, in the warm glow of the recent civi
 l rights movement. Their striving working-class parents are eager for them
  to realize this hard-fought potential. But the&nbsp\;girls&nbsp\;have muc
 h more immediate concerns: hiding under the dining room table and eavesdro
 pping on grown folks' business\, collecting secret treasures\, and daydrea
 ming about their futures--Dawn and Debra want to be doctors\, Kim a teache
 r. For a brief\, wondrous moment the&nbsp\;girls&nbsp\;are all giggles and
  dreams and promises of 'friends forever.' Then they arrive at a precipice
 \, a fraught rite of passage for all&nbsp\;girls&nbsp\;when the dangers an
 d the harsh realities of the world burst the innocent bubble of childhood\
 , when the choices they make can--and will--have devastating consequences.
  (Provided by the publisher)</p>\n<p>This program is presented as part of 
 the library&rsquo\;s One Book\, Everyone Reads community reading program. 
 Learn more about the series and this year&rsquo\;s selected book\,&nbsp\;<
 em>Three Girls from Bronzeville</em> by Dawn Turner\,&nbsp\;<a href="https
 ://www.wilmettelibrary.info/events/one-book-everyone-reads">here</a>.</p>\
 n<p>Copies of the book are available&nbsp\;<a href="https://ccs.polarislib
 rary.com/polaris/search/searchresults.aspx?ctx=55.1033.0.0.53&amp\;type=De
 fault&amp\;term=three%20girls%20from%20bronzeville&amp\;by=KW&amp\;sort=MP
 &amp\;limit=AB=55%20OR%20(OWN=3)&amp\;query=&amp\;page=0&amp\;searchid=4">
 here</a>. Ebook and downloadable audiobook copies are available through&nb
 sp\;<a href="https://dlil.overdrive.com/nsls-wilmettepublic/content/search
 ?query=Three+Girls+from+Bronzeville">Digital Library of Illinois</a>&nbsp\
 ;or the Libby app.</p>\n<p>Registration will close two hours before the pr
 ogram begins and registrants will receive a link to join shortly thereafte
 r.</p>\n<p>Please email community@wilmettelibrary.info with any questions 
 about how to access the program via Zoom.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Make sur
 e to join us for our signature author event\, a conversation between Dawn 
 Turner and Alex Kotlowitz\, on Wednesday\, May 11\, at 7pm.&nbsp\;<a href=
 "https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OT2saWbAQReRLCc9FV7l_Q">Regis
 ter here</a>.</p>\n<p>One Book\, Everyone Reads is funded by the Friends o
 f the Wilmette Public Library.</p>\nhttps://wilmette.libnet.info/event/621
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