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At Indivisible Woodstock CAN, we believe that building community is just as important as taking action. That’s why we’re bringing neighbors together not just to organize—but to connect, learn, and grow. One of our favorite ways to do that? Our monthly Book Club, where we read stories that inspire us, challenge us, and remind us why the fight for democracy and justice matters.
For our next meeting, we’re reading Lula Dean's Little Library of Banned Books by Kirsten Miller—a powerful, timely novel about standing up against censorship, protecting the right to read, and finding the courage to speak out. It’s a perfect choice as we continue to see attacks on libraries, educators, and the free exchange of ideas, both nationally and right here at home.
Whether you've read the book cover to cover or just want to join in for the conversation, you're welcome at the table. Our book club is casual, inclusive, and open to anyone who shares our commitment to community and democracy.
📅 Event Details:
📖 What: Indivisible Woodstock CAN Book Club📘 Book: Lula Dean's Little Library of Banned Books by Kirsten Miller📍 Where: The Stout Brothers Woodstock Beer & Coffee Market240 Chambers St, Woodstock, GA 30188🗓️ When: Monday, March 10🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
Grab a drink, pull up a chair, and join us for an evening of good conversation and great company.
Why a Book Club?
We see reading as an act of resistance. Stories have the power to educate, energize, and connect us. Through our Book Club, we explore the issues we care about—from civil rights to voting access to free speech—and how they show up in our own lives and communities.
We hope you'll join us to be part of these conversations and help us turn ideas into action.
📩 Questions?
Contact us anytime at woodstockcan@proton.me.
And don’t forget to follow us for updates on future meetings and other Indivisible Woodstock CAN events.
Together, we are stronger. Together, we are indivisible.