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Join us for our second ever book club at The People’s Letters bookshop, on 5 October, 7-8pm
395 Cambridge Heath Rd, Cambridge Heath, London E2 9RA
(with a trip to the pub afterwards)
Reading: Finding the Mother Tree by Suzanne Simard
Grab for free from your local library, or order from a local bookshop here. (It’s a few pounds cheaper on AbeBooks too). The eBook is £6 here, and if you have a Spotify account you can listen to Simard reading the book herself, here.
Announcement
We’re excited to announce the details for the second meeting of the Seedlings book club!
Beginning August 25th, will meet monthly at The People’s Letters in Bethnal Green and alternate between reading poetry, fiction, and non-fiction — with an eye towards nature, craft, community, and experimental form.
The book club is open to all and there is no obligation to come every month. And nor is there a need to completely finish the book, though we might have some spoilers in our discussion. We are keeping the cost as low as possible, but charging a small fee to cover the venue hire.
Ahead of the meeting, we will publish some thoughts/discussion points from our end on our substack. These will merely be potential starting points and not a rigid framework for the meeting! We hope to extend the discussion online in the comment section as well.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
Lika & Will
Join us for our second ever book club at The People’s Letters bookshop, on 5 October, 7-8pm
395 Cambridge Heath Rd, Cambridge Heath, London E2 9RA
(with a trip to the pub afterwards)
Reading: Finding the Mother Tree by Suzanne Simard
Grab for free from your local library, or order from a local bookshop here. (It’s a few pounds cheaper on AbeBooks too). The eBook is £6 here, and if you have a Spotify account you can listen to Simard reading the book herself, here.
Announcement
We’re excited to announce the details for the second meeting of the Seedlings book club!
Beginning August 25th, will meet monthly at The People’s Letters in Bethnal Green and alternate between reading poetry, fiction, and non-fiction — with an eye towards nature, craft, community, and experimental form.
The book club is open to all and there is no obligation to come every month. And nor is there a need to completely finish the book, though we might have some spoilers in our discussion. We are keeping the cost as low as possible, but charging a small fee to cover the venue hire.
Ahead of the meeting, we will publish some thoughts/discussion points from our end on our substack. These will merely be potential starting points and not a rigid framework for the meeting! We hope to extend the discussion online in the comment section as well.
We can’t wait to see you there!!
Lika & Will
