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[close] - ¿Son las dramaturgias, piezas para ser leídas o puestas en escena? - Debatir sobre la dramaturgia y la puesta en escena. - Espacio feminista, lgbt+, antirracista y diverso. - Guarda cada dramaturgia que leas en este grupo y haz tu reseña!

[close] Join the discussion about your favorite books that have hit the big screen. If you would like to start a topic thread, please use the search bar to make sure that topic does not already exist! The search bar can be found on the top right of the group home page! PLEASE NOTE: This group discusses primarily YA and has a lot of young readers as members. As a result there will not be threads made for books with explicit scenes, or erotic themes. Thank you.

[close] Welcome to the Flappers and Philosophers Book Club. While the name of this book club itself derives from F. Scott Fitzgerald's collection of short stories, there are no limitations as to what can be read and discussed here. If you've read a book and you would like to share your thoughts, or perhaps start an interesting discussion around a particular topic, then please share! We would love to hear it! Everybody is welcome. _____ On the first Monday of every month, the #BookOfTheMonth shall be posted in the group. This will be randomly selected out of a list of titles. The discussion for this book will open on the first Monday of the following month, after the next #BookOfTheMonth has been revealed, so as to not spoil the book for anybody. If there is a book that you would like to nominate for #BookOfTheMonth, please message me, and I shall add it to the list.

[close] In May 2020, we will be reading 5 of Molière's most famous plays: - Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme / The Bourgeois Gentleman - Tartuffe - L'Ecole des Femmes / The School for Wives - Dom Juan / Don Juan, or the Feast of the Statue - Le Misanthrope / The Misanthrope These plays can be read and discussed in French and/or English. Liveshows on YouTube (@The Francophile Reader) every Sunday at 1 pm PST.