Video Interview with Sarah Wildman
Welcome to the JWA Book Club! We are excited to gather today to discuss Sarah Wildman's Paper Love: Searching for the Girl My Grandfather Left Behind.
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Sorry to be late--just off a conference call and also a bit intimidated by the new format (btw, I thought last month's worked just fine!). Just want to say that I am 75 pages into the book and find it utterly absorbing. I will check back later to see any archive of the discussion. Thanks!