Woodlands Book Club

What I can say about 2023 was that I failed miserably at keeping up with this blog! So here is the list for 2023 and I will endeavour to do ...

Thanks Sue K and Veronica for the first two bookclub meetings of 2023. As always, splendid company, great books and wonderful eats! It was l...

And just like that 2022 is over. Thanks to Sue, Marilyn and Alison for hosting the September, October and December bookclub meetings. A virt...

  Thanks to Bev for hosting the September bookclub and for a great selection of books. The Fishy Smiths by Mike Bruton is a biography of th...

  Two travel books with a nature theme: an imaginative tale of a boy who works for a Victorian animal dealer and menagerie owner (the eponym...

Thanks Joan and Nancy for a lovely warm and cosy winter bookclub - with your usual offering of wonderfully thought-provoking, unusual and in...

Two bookclubs have rushed by and apologies for the late update. In May Veronica hosted a lovely afternoon tea, with lots of interesting disc...

Quite a pile of books, starting with a charming novel about the publication of James Joyce’s controversial novel Ulysses in 1919 and an Engl...

Thank you Sue for a lovely, relaxed, book club - even though we were only at half strength (6 out of 12). And what a great selection of book...

From capers in the Transkei of yesteryear to corruption in the ranks of the SAPS, and a story of how a young American woman survived being a...

  A combination of the weather, Covid, and Caroline, meant that the Christmas party in Arderne Gardens was deferred until January. Thank you...

Two local authors take us on an adventurous medical life journey and a pilgrimage to India - no doubt the latter full of John Scott's wi...