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UP AND DOWN THE RIVER: Artworks book club revisits 'Wuthering Heights' before August discussion

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By Barbara Ross
| The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI) Verified
Artworks’ Novel Tea book club revisits Emily Brontë’s "Wuthering Heights" before an Aug. 20, discussion open to all. Courtesy photo The Novel Tea book club at Artworks schedules one classic novel per year to read and discuss. This spring, when the new movie version starring Margot Robbie was released, we decided to reread and then discuss Emily Bronte’s novel. Most members recall reading "Wuthering Heights" either in high school or in a college literature class.
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UP AND DOWN THE RIVER: Novel Tea to discuss Allen Levi’s “Theo of Golden” at ArtWorks

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By Barbara Ross
| The Pioneer (Big Rapids, MI) Verified
Novel Tea will discuss Allen Levi’s “Theo of Golden” at 3 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at ArtWorks, 106 N. Michigan Ave. Courtesy photo In June, the Novel Tea book club at ArtWorks discussed "My Friends," by Fredrik Backman. That novel centered itself around a prize-winning painting created by a talented teenager from a small town in Sweden. Several Novel Tea members suggested our choice for July: "Theo of Golden," by Allen Levi, which also concerns art in a small community.
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Roberta Isleib ’75 Writes Delicious Mysteries

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By Carlett Spike Verified, J. Ryan Stradal, Barbara Ross
| Princeton Alumni Weekly Verified
Roberta Isleib ’75, who writes under the pen name Lucy Burdette, writes cozy mystery novels with a foodie twist. A clinical psychologist-turned-mystery author, Isleib has written 26 books. Her latest, A Delicious Deception, out July 14, is the 16th in her series set in Key West and following food critic Hayley Snow, who lands at the center of murder cases she must solve time and again.
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