Campbell Hall Hosts Its First Virtual Book Club
As part of the Parents’ Association Community Building Committee, 28 parents, grandparents, and faculty gathered online for Campbell Hall’s first-ever virtual book club.
Attendees enjoyed a live interview with Amaryllis Fox, author of Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA, a riveting account of the decade the author spent risking her life in the CIA's most clandestine unit. This was followed by an informal discussion about the book. We’d like to extend a special thanks to CH parent Michelle Walter (Avery ’24) for bringing this opportunity to Campbell Hall.
The feedback about the event was overwhelmingly positive:
“Tonight was wonderful! Amaryllis is absolutely extraordinary. What a gift tonight was to hear her speak.” (CH parent Gloria Johnson, Fiona ’25)
“Really, really fascinating to hear about some of the author’s life adventures and time at The Farm.” (CH staff member Gwen Greenwald)
“It was such a great read and wonderful to hear Amaryllis talk about her experience.” (CH parent Chari Jalali, Maximos ’23)
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The feedback about the event was overwhelmingly positive:
“Tonight was wonderful! Amaryllis is absolutely extraordinary. What a gift tonight was to hear her speak.” (CH parent Gloria Johnson, Fiona ’25)
“Really, really fascinating to hear about some of the author’s life adventures and time at The Farm.” (CH staff member Gwen Greenwald)
“It was such a great read and wonderful to hear Amaryllis talk about her experience.” (CH parent Chari Jalali, Maximos ’23)
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