We have TWO BOOK CLUBS.
One group meets the FIRST MONDAY* of each month and the second group meets the
LAST WEDNESDAY* of each month - different people, same format. We take it in turns to choose a book for the group to read which means there is a huge range of genre to enjoy.
The first part of the meeting (around an hour) we discuss the storyline, the charachters, the themes and topics within the narrative. Different readers identify diffrent elements in the same book. We frequently agree that the books are more enjoyable after our discussions as so much more comes to light.
Would you like to come to a meeting? Come on your own or come with a friend. (You can call ahead and meet-up with a member before joining the group. Tel 01252 843190
This event is free - no membership or subscription fees.
* Bank Holiday and Public Holidays may change the date.
MARCH BOOK CHOICE for
WEDNESDAY BOOK CLUB
MAD HONEY
by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boyland
Two women move to a small New Hampshire town for a fresh start only their lives to collide in a tragic murder trial.
Olivia McAfee is a beekeeper who fled an abusive marriage to raise her son, Asher, in her quiet hometown. Lily Campanello is a new high school pupil who has also relocated with her mother. Asher and Lily fall in love but their relationship is cut short when Lily is found dead at the bottom of her stairs. Asher is charged with her murder
We next meet on Wednesday 25 March - 7.30pm at
The Nightjar. You are very welcome.
BOOK CHOICE for
MONDAY BOOK CLUB
THE GLASS HOUSE
Eve Chase
When the Harrigton family discovers an abandoned baby deep in the shady woods, they decide to keep her a secret and raise her as their own. However within days a body is found in the grounds of their house and their perfect family implodes. Years larer, Sylvie, seeking ansers to nagging questions about her life, is drawn into the wild beautiful woods where nothing is quite as it seems.
We will be back together on Monday 2 March to discuss this novel.
The March Book chocie will be revealed.
The Nighjar Bookclub Rules
There are few!
1. No political Books 2. No Relgious Books
3. Available in paperback & preferably an Audiable edition too.
Past Reads