Start a tradition of reading with your daughter with a Mother-Daughter Book Club!
Scholastic’s monthly selections will help you choose books that you and your daughter will enjoy!
The book club launched May 1 with 4 titles: Glory Be by Augusta Scattergood, Pie by Sarah Weeks, The Boy on Cinnamon Street by Phoebe Stone, and Tomorrow Girls: Behind the Gates by Eva Gray, and there will be 2 new featured titles each month.
Along with book selections, the Mother-Daughter Book Club website also features discussion questions and snack suggestions for your book club meetings and a monthly Skype sweepstakes where you can enter to win a Skype visit from one of the authors at your next book club meeting.
The Mother-Daughter Book Club will feature selections that appeal to readers ages 8-12.
One (1) lucky Lady and the Blog reader will receive:
- $50 VISA gift card to host your own Mother-Daughter Book Club
- PLUS copies of all May and June book club titles!
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