Reading "The Paris Wife" At Cupertino Library

  The Paris Wife

1920’s Paris has such a reputation for glamor, it evokes nostalgia even in people born far too late to experience it. For Hadley Richardson Hemingway, the protagonist of Paula McLain’s novel The Paris Wife, living in that famous time and place proves far more difficult.  Just after WWI, Hadley gets swept off her feet by her handsome, charismatic new husband, the not-yet famous Ernest Hemingway, and moves to Paris with him. Far from being glamorous, being married to an American expatriate writer is a life of poverty and isolation for Hadley.

Please join the Cupertino Library Adult Book Discussion Group to share your thoughts on McLain's novel:

Thursday, March 21 at 7 p.m.  
Cupertino Library Story Room  
Adults of all ages are welcome.

On Thursday, April 18^th at 7 p.m., C. W. Gortner, author of The Tudor Secret, will be attending next month’s book group meeting.  To ensure enough space for everyone, the April meeting will be held at Cupertino Community Hall next door to the library.