Join other history lovers at Wornall/Major’s bi-monthly middle school book club. Sessions will include discussion, activities, and snacks.
Have a middle schooler who cannot get enough of history class? Is your teen an avid reader? Bring them to the Alexander Majors Barn for our bi-monthly historic book club. Middle schoolers from around the Kansas City area will gather to discuss a historically themed book, complete activities, and enjoy a snack.
First on the docket is Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson. The historic fiction book follows fourteen-year-old Mattie Cook as she grapples with the fever ravaging Philadelphia. Mattie’s tale is one of survival and coming of age during a tragedy.
Book line up:
• 2/6: Fever 1793
• 4/3: The Book Thief
• 6/5: Esperanza Rising
• 8/7: Chains
• 10/2: Pharaoh’s Daughter
• 12/4: The Crystal Ribbon
The Wornall/Majors House Museums manages two of Kansas City’s most significant and dynamic historic structures: the John Wornall House and Alexander Majors House. The houses, both listed on the National Register of Historic Places, provide a variety of educational and community opportunities, including public tours, hands-on field trips, summer camp, social events, educational lectures, author events, youth story times, and holiday and seasonal activities.
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