Bad Girl Book Club | Condoleezza Rice: A Memoir… (BG25-22)

Join this evening women's book club! And no, you don’t have to be a "bad girl" to join the group. This group will focus on books with female authors and unique female protagonists. In depth and honest opinions are encouraged. You don’t even have to finish the book to join in on the discussion. Indulgent beverages and desserts will be served. 

Monday, June 9

6:00–8:00 pm

Facilitator: Andrea Azar

Condoleezza Rice's life began in Birmingham, Alabama in the 1950s, a place and time where black people lived in a segregated parallel universe away from their white neighbors. She grew up during the violent and shocking 1960s, when bloodshed became a part of daily life in the South. Rice's portrait of her parents, John and Angelena, highlights their ambitions and frustrations and shows how much they sacrificed to give their beloved only child the best chance for success. Rice also discusses the challenges of being a precocious child who was passionate about music, ice skating, history, and current affairs. Her memoir reveals with vivid clarity how her early experiences sowed the seeds of her political beliefs and helped her become a vibrant, successful woman. — Goodreads

Register by 6/7

Minimum Registration: 3

Other Summer 2025 Bad Girl Books:

May: Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid 

July: Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey

August: The Girl Who Wrote in Silk by Kelli Estes