Hello booklovers, The nights are well and truly drawing in and there is an Autumnal tang in the air. If you fancy getting into the spooky spirit why not take some inspiration from our recommendations below? The Corset by Laura Purcell Review by Anna Tink If you’re in the mood for some seasonally spooky reads, […]
Book Club invitation, 13th October
Hello booklovers, Our next book club meeting will be on Tuesday October 13th at 7.30 and we will be discussing A Thousand Ships by Natalie Haynes. To join, simply click the link below and you will be welcomed with (virtual) open arms by the lovely Liz and Ruth. All details are listed below. If you […]
Felixstowe Book Festival Book Club October Meeting
Hello booklovers, We do hope you enjoyed tour latest FbF book club meeting. We are delighted to report that the next session will take place at 7.30pm on the 13th of October, with a book choice of ‘A Thousand Ships’ by Natalie Haynes. Shortlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction, ‘A Thousand Ships’ brings a […]
Book Club invitation, 15th September
Hello booklovers, Tonight’s the night for the next virtual meeting of the Felixstowe Book Festival Book Club – join Ruth and Liz online at 7.30 by following the Zoom invite HERE… https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82854331481 This month’s read is the brilliant ‘The Burning Land’ by 2020 festival guest George Alagiah. Enjoy folks! Bookish best, The Felixstowe Book Festival […]
Summer Reading with the Felixstowe Book Festival Book Club…
Hello booklovers, It feels like an age since we last met! We return to your screens with exciting news about the Felixstowe Book Festival Book Club. Ruth and Liz have chosen ‘The Burning Land’ by George Alagiah as the next exciting read to get your teeth into. George was a wonderful guest at our 2020 […]
And that’s a wrap…
Hello booklovers, Once upon a time, we lived through lockdown. Bleak news filled our lives globally and personally; shops and establishments closed their doors and plans were cancelled; we were denied seeing our family and our friends. In the face of blank calendars and scribbled-out diaries, there was very little to look forward to… until […]