See the tabs at the top of the page? 1. Under the Classroom tab, you'll find our Author Directory. We now have 7 members who are listed in the directory. Take a look at their entries. Maybe you'll find a new favourite book! 2. Under the Calendar tab, you'll see our first event — the discussion about Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke. It's on Friday May 29th at 4pm Pacific. That's where you'll find the Zoom link and password. Please mark your calendars so you don't forget! (The event should show the time in your time zone.) Instead of posting a recording of our discussion, I'll post the AI summary. I think it's more comfortable for participants not to be recorded and I'm not sure there'll be much demand to watch an hour-long conversation anyway. Then, those who can't make it live can join the conversation in here. I'm looking forward to our first event!

The premise of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke grabbed me: A tradwife social media influencer who wakes up one morning in the actual 1855! Enough of us are interested that we can make this work. I’ve bought a copy, but I’ll wait to read it until more of you have your hands on it. We’ll aim to discuss around the end of May. (Either by zoom or by text in here, we’ll see.) Apparently, if you have a paid Spotify account, it's available as an audiobook! It’s also on Audible. Article about the book: https://www.motherjones.com/media/2026/04/trad-wife-caro-claire-burke-yesteryear-hannah-neeleman-anne-hathaway/

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The winning date/time was Friday 29th May at 4pm Pacific. Thanks to everyone who voted. I'll post a Zoom link closer to the date. Here's my favourite time zone converter, if you need one: https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ I've finished reading the book (Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke) and I'll probably re-read at least some of it before our call. Has anyone else finished reading it?

Happy Mother's Day (in North America) this weekend to those of you who celebrate! I'm currently reading our group read book, Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke — which is about a tradwife/mother social media influencer who wakes up in 1855. It's excellent so far! What are you reading right now, as we head into the weekend?