At the Agra Reading Circle, we meet monthly in a relaxed atmosphere to share our love of reading and dialogue.
At each session, we share impressions/comments/reflections on the book of the month in an open conversation. At the end of each meeting, we decide together on the next reading based on everyone's suggestions.
The shared choice invites us to discover books that we might not choose on our own and to let ourselves be surprised by new authors and reading paths. Therefore, all literary styles are welcome and encouraged.
On January 27, we will meet again, accompanied by tea and cookies.
January Book: “Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom” by Bell Hooks
At each session, we share impressions/comments/reflections on the book of the month in an open conversation. At the end of each meeting, we decide together on the next reading based on everyone's suggestions.
The shared choice invites us to discover books that we might not choose on our own and to let ourselves be surprised by new authors and reading paths. Therefore, all literary styles are welcome and encouraged.
On January 27, we will meet again, accompanied by tea and cookies.
January Book: “Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom” by Bell Hooks
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At the Agra Reading Circle, we meet monthly in a relaxed atmosphere to share our love of reading and dialogue.
At each session, we share impressions/comments/reflections on the book of the month in an open conversation. At the end of each meeting, we decide together on the next reading based on everyone's suggestions.
The shared choice invites us to discover books that we might not choose on our own and to let ourselves be surprised by new authors and reading paths. Therefore, all literary styles are welcome and encouraged.
On January 27, we will meet again, accompanied by tea and cookies.
January Book: “Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom” by Bell Hooks
At each session, we share impressions/comments/reflections on the book of the month in an open conversation. At the end of each meeting, we decide together on the next reading based on everyone's suggestions.
The shared choice invites us to discover books that we might not choose on our own and to let ourselves be surprised by new authors and reading paths. Therefore, all literary styles are welcome and encouraged.
On January 27, we will meet again, accompanied by tea and cookies.
January Book: “Teaching to Transgress: Education as the Practice of Freedom” by Bell Hooks
tue.17.03
community
Horta do Agra: SPRING CROPS
fri.20.03
concert
SIR RICHARD BISHOP
sat.21.03
circus rehearsals
ALBATROZ