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Rita Scott, coordinator of the local ''Buy Fresh, Buy Local'' campaign, will be on to discuss the topics in Barbara Kingsolver's Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. How to get involved in Tulsa in ''buying local!''

Kingsolver jokes in the book about a child who thought spaghetti came from the ground. OK, I'm not that bad, but not much better. I am only on Chapter Three, yet AVM has opened my eyes to a whole new world of FOOD. It has truly made me question why I have never learned much about where my food comes from, and how all these years I could be ...

Getting ready to open up September's book club selection, Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver. It's our first official non-fiction selection, outside of our diet book, The Engine Two Diet. Anyone already read it? Our T-town mom said it's one of her favorites!! I'd love to hear what you think about the book. email me with your ...

Don't forget to watch 2News Midday at 11am THIS Friday. We will have The Ultimate Dream author, Tulsan Heather Chabino, and her daughter Kenzie, on the show to discuss this month's book club selection. How has the Ultimate Dream journey changed their lives? What do they hope readers get out of their experience? What was the most difficult part

Ok, everyone we are switching things up this month. To get the public a little more involved, we are trying a DIET book. The big d-word. And this is no ordinary diet - it's a very aggresive nutrition plan, written by an Austin, TX firefighter, Rip Esselstyn. No meat. No chicken. No fish. No eggs. No dairy... even no oil. Are you up for the ...

Lisa, Thank you so much for the suggestions!! Sorry for my late reply, I have been out of town. I have seen Jen Lancaster's books in the store and have been very curious. Could be a pick down the road. Thanks for your input on Emily Giffin's latest - at least I'm not the only one!Erin

Love The One You're With By Emily Giffin. As I've said, unlike other book clubs, I have NOT read the books before the viewers. The books often come as a suggestion, but other that recommended reading, I do not know much about the books before reading them. After this selection, maybe I should reconsider. Initially, I was very enthusiastic about

Ok, so after two novels about disease, we are going to go with a little more light-hearted selection this month, Love the One You're With, By Emily Giffin. Don't forget to email me, or respond on this forum on what you think about the book!Happy reading!My email is christy@kjrh.com    

I've been asking viewers to email and write in on their thoughts about my book club books, most recently My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult. Little did I know, it's a loaded request to ask, considering after reading the book I still truly do not know my own thoughts on the book. It's easy to say I ''liked'' the book and that I enjoyed the book. ...

I've been sucked in since page one! What an issue to think about... let me know your thoughts!