The Calamity Club

It was out earlier this year, but I think it's about to come out in paperback.

And it's called The Calamity Club by Catherine Stockett, who obviously, the help.

Now she wrote that 17 years ago.

Can you believe that? It feels like we got that and

Let's do it.

You know, and I w- when I was reading The Calamity Club, uh, by Catherine Stockett, and she writes that child so well.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

We're at Volumes of Pleasure, and I'm reporting that there's a new rival in town for Theo of Golden and Whistler as the ones that are flying out the door.

The Calamity Club by Catherine Stockett is being asked for more and more, and it is amazing to me because The Calamity Club is a good book, but it's 634 pages.

Holy cow.

So this is saying something that-

Hi, Sandy.

Hi, Susan.

And the other book, of course, is The Calamity Club.

I am just loving this book.

Yeah.

Um, The Calamity Club by Kathleen Stockett.

This is the biggest we got this wrong of the year, I think.

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Loved that one, which like you had said, we have an episode out over it.

And then my number five of the month was The Calamity Club by Katherine Stockett, and I rated that one a 4.5.

Okay, I never saw what your actual rating was of that one.

Yes, I wanna read that so bad.

That makes sense

...

it had a ginormous build-up, which it was, like some of that backstory was 100% needed, and I loved it, but and then I feel like we had so much of the middle and the build-up that of when you finally figure out why it's called The Calamity Club, I wanted so much more of that section.

Mm.

Um, okay.

Well, my next one is yet another historical fiction, and I think you did start this at one point, The Calamity Club by Katherine Stockett.

Oh, yeah.

Did you ever-