Category Archives: Reading Group

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:-

In November we read the autobiography by Chris Packham – “Fingers in the Sparkle Jar”. This caused a lot of discussion at our December meeting when we also had a fuddle and a brief discussion on the books we had read this month.

In January we shall be discussing Ian McMillan’s “Neither Nowt nor Summat” about the origins of a true Yorkshireman.

We also attend talks put on by Hucknall Library with guest authors, which can be very enlightening. The Library also has a “Crime Café” at 2.00 pm 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 November we read the autobiography by Chris Packham – “Fingers in the Sparkle Jar”.

In December we had a fuddle and a brief discussion on the books we had read this month.

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:-

We read a murder mystery by Jane Harper – “The Dry” – set in the parched Australian outback in October, which kept us guessing and November’s book will be the autobiography by Chris Packham “Fingers in the Sparkle Jar”.

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:-