It's the AJ Book Club's first Anniversary! I hope you can all join us Tuesday night for a celebratory drink at the Coleham Tap at 7.30pm!
Lets see who managed to finish Septembers book "Butter" and what we all thought of it.
And lets vote for Octobers Book........
Richard Osman - We Solve Murders
We Solve Murders” by Richard Osman introduces a new detective duo in a thrilling mystery series. The story follows Steve Wheeler, a retired investigator who enjoys a quiet life filled with pub quizzes and his cat. His daughter-in-law, Amy Wheeler, is a private security officer who thrives on adrenaline and adventure.
Amy’s latest job on a remote island, protecting a famous author, takes a dangerous turn when a dead body and a bag of money appear. With a killer on her trail, Amy calls on Steve for help. Together, they embark on a high-stakes race around the world to stay ahead of a lethal enemy
Good Half Gone - Tarryn Fisher
“Good Half Gone” by Tarryn Fisher is a gripping psychological thriller centered around the intense bond between twin sisters, Iris and Piper Walsh. As teenagers, Iris witnessed Piper being kidnapped, but her claims were dismissed by the authorities. The case went cold, leaving Iris haunted by her sister’s disappearance.
Years later, Iris, now a criminal psychology intern, is determined to uncover the truth. She takes an internship at Shoal Island Hospital for the Criminally Insane, believing someone there knows what happened to Piper. As she delves deeper, Iris discovers that the hospital holds dark secrets, and she must navigate these dangers to find the answers she seeks.
Funny Story - Emily Henry
“Funny Story” by Emily Henry is a heartwarming rom-com about two people, Daphne and Miles, who find themselves in an unexpected living arrangement after their respective partners, who are childhood best friends, leave them to be together.
Daphne, a children’s librarian, moves to Waning Bay, Michigan, to be with her fiancé, Peter. However, Peter leaves her for his childhood best friend, Petra. Miles, Petra’s ex-boyfriend, offers Daphne a place to stay. To make their exes jealous, Daphne and Miles pretend to be a couple.
As they navigate their shared heartbreak, they form a genuine bond, discovering more about themselves and each other. The story is filled with humour, charm, and the theme of rebuilding one’s life after a significant breakup.
Good Material - Dolly Alderton
“Good Material” by Dolly Alderton is a contemporary novel that delves into the complexities of male heartbreak. The story follows Andy Dawson, a 35-year-old stand-up comedian, who is blindsided when his long-term girlfriend, Jen, unexpectedly ends their relationship.
As Andy navigates the emotional turmoil of the breakup, he struggles with his career, social media paranoia, and dwindling friendships. The novel explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the healing power of humour. Through Andy’s journey, Alderton highlights how men can be just as devastated by breakups as women, but often lack emotional support from their friends.
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We Solve Murders
Good Half Gone
Funny Story
Good Material
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