Our next @oprahsbookclub’s selection is... “That Bird Has My Wings,” by Jarvis Jay Masters. Masters is an author, activist and Buddhism practitioner who has been incarcerated on death row in California’s San Quentin Prison for over 30 years. “That Bird Has My Wings,” first published in 2009, is his extraordinary memoir — a deft, wise, page-turning account of childhood trauma, his experiences in foster care, his journey through the American justice system, and his spiritual enlightenment while on death row. Masters spent over twenty years in solitary confinement, and remains on death row today, for a crime he says he did not commit — and his appeal will be heard in federal court in late October. He’s a gifted writer with an unforgettable story, sharing a powerful message of hope and endurance as well as deep insight into how our childhood experiences shape who we become. Will you pick up a copy and #ReadWithUs?