South Solihull u3a Book Group 3
INTRODUCTION
We are a lively group who enjoy reading and discussing a different book every month. We are only a small group as we take it in turns to host the monthly meetings in our homes.
We have a wide range of interests and tastes, but often find the choice of the month is one we would not have read otherwise – the aim of learning together in u3a. Some of us ask the challenging questions about the book - but we all join in the discussions and enjoy the delicious cake and cup of tea at the end of the afternoon, when conversation becomes more general – other books, theatre and television productions and holidays...
Our book choice is made by members of the group and is varied. We did a series on Booker prize winners, and have included such classics as Brave New World, Nicholas Nickleby and biographies. We have travelled the globe with our books and learnt so much.
Our recent choices have included Endless Night by Agatha Christie, Holding by Graham Norton and Living Mountain by Nan Shepherd. Future delights include The People of Ostrich Mountain by Ndirangu Githaiga, The Paris Library by Janet Charles and A Place called Winter by Patrick Gale.
We are a lively group who enjoy reading and discussing a different book every month. We are only a small group as we take it in turns to host the monthly meetings in our homes.
We have a wide range of interests and tastes, but often find the choice of the month is one we would not have read otherwise – the aim of learning together in u3a. Some of us ask the challenging questions about the book - but we all join in the discussions and enjoy the delicious cake and cup of tea at the end of the afternoon, when conversation becomes more general – other books, theatre and television productions and holidays...
Our book choice is made by members of the group and is varied. We did a series on Booker prize winners, and have included such classics as Brave New World, Nicholas Nickleby and biographies. We have travelled the globe with our books and learnt so much.
Our recent choices have included Endless Night by Agatha Christie, Holding by Graham Norton and Living Mountain by Nan Shepherd. Future delights include The People of Ostrich Mountain by Ndirangu Githaiga, The Paris Library by Janet Charles and A Place called Winter by Patrick Gale.
