We already chose our book for April 21, Blind Obedience: A True Story of Family Loyalty and Murder in South Georgia by Bill Boyd. Take a look at the reviews on Amazon.com.
We are going to read something light and funny and discuss it at our meeting on May 19: The Thing about Jane Spring by Sharon Krum. If you read articles on personal branding like this one titled, Brand Your Brilliance by Robin Good and also this one The Brand called You, then you will understand the protagonist Jane Spring.
Jane Spring is an uncouth lawyer; too brutally honest, too scathing and too ambitious. She decides to use the movie version of Doris Day as a model to create her new personal brand; more pleasant, more feminine, more considerate of others.
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