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My book club just read The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks. Everyone liked it, so thought some of you might enjo,y also. It is about the cells that were taken from a cancer patient in the 1950s and are still in use today for all kinds of research. It explains a lot of the science and the beginning of the research as well as the family of the woman the cells were taken from.
I heard about this story long ago. Amazing what science can do.
I read it and liked it as well.
Sharon
Yorkville, IL
Thanks for the tip, I just reserved it at my local library. Interestingly, my library system not only has several individual copies, but also a "book group discussion kit" that includes 11 copies of the book and a discussion guide.
Peckish aka Peggi
http://www.seamstobeyouandme.com
That's how our book club read it - a kit. It helps a lot if we can get a kit and pass it out when we meet. It's sometimes hard for all of us to get copies of other books. Hope you like it.
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