The Ladies Who Brunch Discuss: The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane
Over the summer, The Ladies Who Brunch discussed the social and political issues that drove character development in The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane.
Category: News
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss At the Water’s Edge by Sara Gruen
The Ladies Who Brunch discussed At the Water’s Edge, where a wakeup call prompts two female characters to re-evaluate their lives.
From the UN: World Press Freedom Day 2018
Our UN correspondent Marilyn Berkman shares information about a high-level World Press Freedom Day briefing in the wake of violence against journalists.
Speaking Up for Youth at UN’s CTAUN 2108
WNBA Youth Representative to the UN shares some key discussion points from a recent conversation at the UN.
Running Programs at the WNBA-NYC
New president of the WNBA-NYC Laurel Stokes talks about being co-VP of programs – a role currently open for any members who want to be more involved!
Open Mic, Bold Voices: Writers Read at Madison Avenue Baptist Church
At the annual WNBA-NYC Open Mic night, bold voices shared their work to an enrapt audience.
The Reader’s View: Jen Wang’s The Prince and the Dressmaker
Pride Month is ending, but you can bring it with you: Jen Wang’s colorful graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker has a Prince who prefers to be a Lady.
Three Truths About Book Awards
Christa Avampato shares thoughts on recently receiving a Nautilus Book Award for Young Adult Fiction for her novel Emerson Page and Where the Light Enters.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Manhattan Beach
At Ladies Who Brunch, the transformational time and personal reflection in Jennifer Egan’s Manhattan Beach were key topics.
Get Involved with the WNBA!
Wondering how to get more involved with the WNBA? Apply to the open board positions for Co-VP of Programs! If you can’t commit to the role now, send in your Member News for The Bookwoman.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss At the Water’s Edge by Sara Gruen
The Ladies Who Brunch discussed At the Water’s Edge, where a wakeup call prompts two female characters to re-evaluate their lives.
From the UN: World Press Freedom Day 2018
Our UN correspondent Marilyn Berkman shares information about a high-level World Press Freedom Day briefing in the wake of violence against journalists.
Speaking Up for Youth at UN’s CTAUN 2108
WNBA Youth Representative to the UN shares some key discussion points from a recent conversation at the UN.
Running Programs at the WNBA-NYC
New president of the WNBA-NYC Laurel Stokes talks about being co-VP of programs – a role currently open for any members who want to be more involved!
Open Mic, Bold Voices: Writers Read at Madison Avenue Baptist Church
At the annual WNBA-NYC Open Mic night, bold voices shared their work to an enrapt audience.
The Reader’s View: Jen Wang’s The Prince and the Dressmaker
Pride Month is ending, but you can bring it with you: Jen Wang’s colorful graphic novel The Prince and the Dressmaker has a Prince who prefers to be a Lady.
Three Truths About Book Awards
Christa Avampato shares thoughts on recently receiving a Nautilus Book Award for Young Adult Fiction for her novel Emerson Page and Where the Light Enters.
Ladies Who Brunch Discuss Manhattan Beach
At Ladies Who Brunch, the transformational time and personal reflection in Jennifer Egan’s Manhattan Beach were key topics.
Get Involved with the WNBA!
Wondering how to get more involved with the WNBA? Apply to the open board positions for Co-VP of Programs! If you can’t commit to the role now, send in your Member News for The Bookwoman.
