Category Archives: Reading Group

In June we read “This Must Be The Place” by Maggie O’Farrell, which was rather difficult to follow as each chapter skipped haphazardly backwards and forwards from one decade and character to another.

There are enough names to start a second Reading Group and these members have been contacted. Those interested should contact Siobhan Lee, the Groups’ Co-ordinator if they still wish to join a second Reading Group.

We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” on the second Tuesday of each month, with guest speakers as well as discussions.

To contact Sandra, the group leader, please use the form below:-

In May we attempted to read the History of the Romanovs but this proved quite difficult due to the actual size and weight of the book plus the very small print!

For June we have asked the Library to recommend our set book. The Reading Group is full at the moment. We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” on the second Tuesday of each month, with guest speakers as well as discussions.

To contact Sandra, the group leader, please use the form below:-

In March we read one of Susan Hill’s novels of our own choice and in April will shall be reading the autobiography of Adam Henson “Like Farmer, Like Son”.

We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” on the second Tuesday of each month, with guest speakers as well as discussions. The group is full at the moment.

To contact Sandra, the group leader, please use the form below:-

In February we read a murder mystery by Debbie Crombie “No Mark Upon Her” and in March we discussed “The Muse” by Jessie Burton. Our author to read in March is any by Susan Hill.

We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” on the second Tuesday of each month, with guest speakers as well as discussions.

To contact Sandra, the group leader, please use the form below:-

In December we read Ian McMillan’s “Neither Nowt nor Summat” about the origins of a true Yorkshireman. This caused a lot of discussion at our January meeting. In February we read a murder mystery by Debbie Crombie “No Mark Upon Her”.

We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” on the second Tuesday of each month, with guest speakers as well as discussions.

To contact Sandra, the group leader, please use the form below:-