Hi Bookworms.
I hope that you're all well and keeping warm on this cold November day.
Is everyone enjoying 'The Kite Runner'? I am looking forward to discussing it!
This month, we are going to have a Christmas meal on Sunday December 1st as well as our usual bookclub discussion, new members are obviously still welcome along. For details please drop me an email at nantwichbookworms@gmail.com
Thanks
Kate
A friendly book club which meets up each month in a local Nantwich pub to enjoy a chat about each book over a glass (or three) of wine. All fellow book lovers welcome. If you would like to join us please drop us a line at: nantwichbookworms@gmail.com You can also follow us on Twitter @booknantwich
Monday, 25 November 2013
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
November 2013
Hi Bookworms,
Thanks to those that attended on Sunday to talk about Ian Banks' 'The Crow Road'.
This coming of age tale has a bit of everything - sibling rivalry, death, unrequited love, a murder mystery, religion and lots of alcohol!
Some of our members loved this book, empathising with the transition of a young Prentice McHoan through his early twenties against a backdrop of a beautifully described Scotland. Other bookworms felt that the novel dragged pace-wise but as Banks virgins, perhaps we need to read another of his novels before making a proper judgement.
In summary, it was a fairly well-received read although would always struggle to top last month's 'The Book Thief' which we all adored (and still can't stop talking about!)
Coming up we have Khaled Hosseini's 'The Kite Runner' and our meeting to discuss it on December 1st will be combined with a Christmas meal - details to follow!
As always, any questions please email nantwichbookworms@gmail.com and remember to follow us on twitter @booknantwich
Kate :)
Thanks to those that attended on Sunday to talk about Ian Banks' 'The Crow Road'.
This coming of age tale has a bit of everything - sibling rivalry, death, unrequited love, a murder mystery, religion and lots of alcohol!
Some of our members loved this book, empathising with the transition of a young Prentice McHoan through his early twenties against a backdrop of a beautifully described Scotland. Other bookworms felt that the novel dragged pace-wise but as Banks virgins, perhaps we need to read another of his novels before making a proper judgement.
In summary, it was a fairly well-received read although would always struggle to top last month's 'The Book Thief' which we all adored (and still can't stop talking about!)
Coming up we have Khaled Hosseini's 'The Kite Runner' and our meeting to discuss it on December 1st will be combined with a Christmas meal - details to follow!
As always, any questions please email nantwichbookworms@gmail.com and remember to follow us on twitter @booknantwich
Kate :)
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