The Book Club ladies had an enjoyable evening at our new venue, The Three Crowns. We discussed Becoming by Michelle Obama, another of the...

August's Reading Challenge resulted in a wide variety of reads. Thanks to everyone who took part - their choices and comments follow... ...

For August's Book Club read, we're trying something a little different. May I present... The Pewsham Belles Reading Challenge - a baker's...

Another great evening with the book club ladies, where we discussed The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead and had very mixed...

The ladies of Book Club had a good evening at The Flying Monk discussing Joanna Cannon's Three Things About Elsie. We welcomed Kim to her...

Last night the ladies of Book Club met to discuss The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. Many admitted when this book was selected...

The Book Club ladies spent a very enjoyable evening discussing The Husband's Secret by Liane Moriarty. We welcomed Sarah W for the first...

The Book Club has read a fair number of debut novels in its time, and March's choice was no exception with Barney Norris's critically...

The votes are in and we have the next set of reading choices to take us well into 2019. Most of these are from the library's list and so...

Wendy via Facebook says: "Great evening with the book club discussing The Dry by Jane Harper. Generally we considered this to be an...

We had a great turn-out for our first meeting of 2019, where we reviewed Gail Honeyman's debut novel, Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine...

Disaster was neatly avoided at The Flying Monk last night when three gallant gentlemen gave us their quietest seats in the pub, so we...

A new venue (The Flying Monk), a superb turnout, and the conversation flowed about our latest read and more! NB The pie evening on...

Wendy reports: "Another great evening with the Book Club ladies. Tonight we discussed How Hard Can It Be? by Allison Pearson. We scored...

We had a great evening with the Book Club. Lots of lovely debate, some of it even about the book! We all agreed it was a nice, easy read...

The Book Club met to discuss The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle. It's over 100 years since it's publication and it certainly felt it...

The votes are in and we now have our reading list for the rest of the year. We look forward to reading the top 5 - possibly 7 - in the...

July's book club choice was Fingers in the Sparkle Jar by Chris Packham, the group's first foray into non-fiction and memoir. There...

NB this is an updated post 18/7/2018. Our reading list is empty, so it's time to get your votes in for our next set of choices. You...

It was another enjoyable evening for the Book Club where we discussed The Sunrise by Victoria Hislop and had very differing opinions. ...