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Due to several members’ illnesses there was no January Reading Group so we will be reviewing “A Step So Grave” by Catriona McPherson in February; this writer is reminiscent of Agatha Christie and was a Hucknall Library Crime Café choice.

We have planned the Reading Group book choices for 2023 which covered many different genre choices; hopefully the Library will be able to source sufficient copies for us; many thanks to James, librarian, for all his help in locating sufficient copies for us each month.

For January we will be reading Elly Griffiths’ The Stranger Diaries (another Crime Café book).

December’s Reading Group book was “The Silent Patient” by David Johnson which received mixed reviews ranging from “Horrible” to “Excellent”; obviously it’s not always easy to suit everyone’s taste!

We had a Christmas fuddle on Wednesday, 7th December, with mulled wine and lots of excellent food to sample.

The book we shall be reviewing in January is “A Step So Grave” by Catriona McPherson; this writer is reminiscent of Agatha Christie and is a Hucknall Library Crime Café choice. We planned the Reading Group book choices for 2023 which covered many different genre choices; hopefully the Library will be able to source sufficient copies for us; many thanks to James, librarian, for all his help in locating sufficient copies for us each month.

November’s Reading Group book was “The Silent Patient” by David Johnson which we will be reviewing in December. And, in December also, we grannies are possibly going to give Hogwarts a go!

We plan a Christmas fuddle on Wednesday, 7th December.

This month’s Reading Group book was “A Matter of Murder” by Ann Granger; a “so-so” murder mystery.

The November book will be “The Last Patient” by David Johnson. And, in December, we grannies are going to give Hogwarts a go!

In September we discussed a book set in modern Glasgow “Shuggie Bain” by Douglas Stuart. I can’t say that we “enjoyed” this book due to the harrowing tale of life for a young lad in the Glasgow slums.

The librarian is being very helpful in finding books for us; we often follow the Library’s Crime Café by reading their monthly set murder mystery book. Next month’s Reading Group book is “A Matter of Murder” by Ann Granger.