Book Club Resources
Is your book club reading Damaged Like Me, Fat, Pretty, and Soon to Be Old or The Daddies?
Invite Kimberly to join you for a chat!
Invite Kimberly to join you for a chat!
Kimberly's writing is all about starting dialogue and having important discussions about tough issues—appearance privilege, everyday and structural challenges—and how the intersections of our identities influence us. Most importantly, she wants to remind you that we are social creators—literally creating the world, even as it creates us. Kimberly is offering FREE virtual 30-minute Q&A Sessions to any book club that is currently reading, or soon to discuss, Fat, Pretty, and Soon to Be Old or The Daddies.
To schedule a Q&A Session with Kimberly, please send us an email with the following information:
If a virtual visit doesn't work, on this page you'll find discussion guides and other (fun) resources to accompany your book club's reading of Kimberly's writing.
You can also always check Kimberly's calendar for your next opportunity to see Kimberly in person, or reach out to bring her to your local bookstore, library, or community space.
To schedule a Q&A Session with Kimberly, please send us an email with the following information:
- Your book club's name and/or theme (if you have one) and how many attend
- Your book club's city, state and time zone
- Which book you're reading
- Your preferred platform (Skype, Zoom, FaceTime or phone)
- Your preferred date and time, and an alternate
If a virtual visit doesn't work, on this page you'll find discussion guides and other (fun) resources to accompany your book club's reading of Kimberly's writing.
You can also always check Kimberly's calendar for your next opportunity to see Kimberly in person, or reach out to bring her to your local bookstore, library, or community space.
Resources for Damaged Like Me
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Wondering what to ask Kimberly? Take a look at her interview with Heather Corinna for Chicago Reader.
Want to get your own discussion started? Here are some questions to move you along. 
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Resources for Fat, Pretty, and Soon to Be Old
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Want some more discussion-fodder? Take a listen to this podcast Kimberly did with Christy Harrison on Food Psych all about Fat, Pretty, and Soon to Be Old.
Want to get your own discussion started? Here are some questions to move you along.
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Resources for The Daddies
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Wondering what to ask Kimberly? Take a look at the interview she did with Lidia Yuknavitch for Ms. Magazine.
Want to get your own discussion started? Here are some questions to move you along.
Want a bit of (slightly twisted) musical inspiration? Take a listen to the Official Daddies Playlist.
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