Saturday, April 24 at 4pm | Dog-Eared Bookstore loft
For middle school students in grades 6-8

To ensure social distancing, participation will be limited to 8 attendees. A short wait list will be taken.

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"Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble." - Congressman & Civil Rights activist John Lewis

Not only are books fun, but some stories can also help us learn how to think about injustice, use our voices--and be good troublemakers! Join Tanvi and Trinity to chat about "New Kid" by Jerry Craft, a graphic novel about Jordan, a 7th grade boy who experiences culture shock when he moves to a new school where he's one of the few Black kids in class. Books will be provided at no-cost to participants and can be picked up at Dog-Eared Books in advance of the book club.

To keep each other safe, masks and social distancing will be required. Light easy-to-eat-with-a-mask snacks will be provided.

The Good Trouble Book Club is presented in partnership with Dog-Eared Books and Ames Pride and sponsored by Ames Pride and the ISU Wesley Center Social Justice Grant.