Pittsburgh's Forever Young Adult Book Club
Pittsburgh's Official Forever Young Adult Book Club - For those who are a little less Y and a lot more A. Twitter: @PGHFYA
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Pittsburgh , PA
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Pittsburgh's Forever Young Adult Book Club is an affiliate of Forever Young Adult blog's book club. PGHFYA was born one summer evening in 2011, at a bar misleadingly called The Library. Heeding to the siren song of Forever Young Adult to start a long-distance book club, three young(ish) women met over dinner and drinks to discuss a young adult novel in which a plane crash strands a bunch of beauty pageant contestants on an island and satire ensues. Since that first meeting, PGHFYA has grown in strength. And in numbers. And in friendship. And alcohol dependency. Just kidding about that last part. ...Probably. Read ALL the books. Drink all the drinks. Talk all the words.
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Once or twice a month we meet at a bar/restaurant/member's residence with the intention of discussing a pre-selected book. Then we add food. And booze. And our discussion twists and expands into multiple simultaneous conversations about the book and... anything but the book. We talk lit, libraries, 90s tv shows, Tom Cruise's many squats in the movie Legend, and anything else YOU bring up.Company Rating
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