🚨 Spoiler alert! 🚨 This week, we're discussing a major event that unfolds in Chapter 15 of "The Sweetness of Water." If you haven't read through that chapter, feel free to save this post and come back later. If you're caught up, watch Oprah's video for this week's discussion questions and let us know your thoughts. #ReadWithUs | Oprah's Book Club

We hope you’ve had a chance to enjoy the beginning of this remarkable novel. As Prentiss and Landry adjust to life as freedmen, they can’t shake the feeling that danger is around every corner, despite meeting the compassionate and kind Walker family. What aspects of Old Ox and the author’s portrayal of the Reconstruction Era have parallels with our country’s current turmoil? And if Landry decided to speak — what do you think he would say? We can’t wait to hear your thoughts. #ReadWithUs | Oprah'

Most of you don’t want “The Sweetness of Water” to end, and neither does @oprah, but it’s time to wrap up our journey in Old Ox. The end of the novel is heart-breaking and action-packed: George’s bravery comes into focus, Isabelle finds peace after tragedy, and Prentiss begins to picture his future as a free man. Isn’t it beautiful to know Prentiss can at least imagine his freedom? Do you think Prentiss and Caleb make it to the North? And if you still can't get enough of this novel, dive deeper

Oprah caught up with "The Sweetness of Water" author Nathan Harris — and his father, Mr. Harris! — to get their perspectives on this week's discussion question. Do you agree with their takes on this pivotal moment from our current selection? #ReadWithUs | Oprah's Book Club

Nathan Harris, author of "The Sweetness of Water," can't wait for you to read his novel on "race and class, heartbreak and love, tragedy and redemption, and everything in between." Are you going to #ReadWithUs? | Oprah's Book Club