Soap Hub Book Club: Double Dose Of Announcements

It’s that time again! We here at Soap Hub are anxiously anticipating our next book club gathering, and in the meantime, we’re calling on you, our fellow bookworms, and asking for an assist.

Soap Hub Book Club: Sip And Spill

Mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 30, at 4 PM PT/ 7 PM ET, the day we take a deep dive into the life story of dynamo actress (and author) Jeanne Cooper, complemented by a Q&A session with her Young and the Restless costar Kate Linder (Esther Valentine).

Grab your snacks, pour yourself a drink (or two, or three…who are we to judge), and make sure to join in on the conversation.

Note: Tickets are free, but registration is required.

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Soap Hub Book Club: Choose Our Next Adventure

This week, we’d also like to hear from you! We have curated a master list of books randomly picked four, and we need your help to narrow it down for the September selection.

Cast your vote, and the majority will rule. 

Soap Hub Book Club’s August Pick

Jeanne Cooper, the Daytime Emmy Award-winning American actress best known for her portrayal of Katherine Chancellor on the daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless, recounts the steps and missteps of her eight-decade career in Not Young, Still Restless.

Exploring a career that began with the birth of a phenomenon called television, Cooper’s life story co-stars a cast of characters that reads like a who’s-who of Hollywood’s Golden Age:  Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda, and Shelley Winters, to name just a few. Intimate, honest, and inspiring, Not Young, Still Restless is a fascinating memoir of a life in daytime drama—and proof positive that growing older doesn’t have to mean giving up.