Oprah has chosen “A New Earth” by Eckhart Tolle as her new book club selection. Oprah will join Tolle live and lead an online classroom to explore and discuss a new earth. This is the first worldwide interactive event hosted by Oprah. Starting March 3 2008 and every following monday until May 5 2008, you can log in to attend this event. To reserve you seat, go to the following link.
Amazon’s description about this book - “Oprah’s latest selection, A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle, invites you to experience a truly fulfilling life by examining the role of consciousness in finding personal happiness and ending global suffering.”
You can buy this book from Amazon.com for $8.40.
Oprah’s book club works with ALA (American Library Association) and distributes thousands of donated books to schools and colleges worldwide. It is also the biggest book club in the world and has more than one million members worldwide.
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