Book clubs in Coventry

This is actually a play script, but I saw it at the Belgrade and it's engaging and challenging

Just read it! Such a transformative experience!

“Julius Caesar is a man, men are mortal, therefore Caesar is mortal.” We often forget our own mortality. It’s seen as foreign in it’s relationship to ourselves. Tolstoy, awakened by his new spiritual views, wrestles with the idea of death and our greater significance beyond our earthly hedonism. We, just like Ivan Ilyich, have a greater purpose other than our work and social standing. Sometimes it’s the things that bring us joy that in death have no meaning. In order to truly understand this short story, we must relate it to ourselves. What do we live for? What do we truly love? Have we lived honest and good lives? Just as Ivan Ilyich did, we must release ourselves from our hatred and find meaning in our existence. This was my first introduction to Tolstoy and I hope to read more of his work. This was an incredible introspective read and greatly accessible and I would highly recommend this to anyone.

Think and Grow Rich is a book written by Napoleon Hill and Rosa Lee Beeland released in 1937 and promoted as a personal development and self-improvement book.

A literary masterpiece. Poetic prose poem of exceptional scope and ingenious execution. One of my all time favourites.

A mind-bending narrative thats stuck with me ever since I read it.

The first book I have read from Vuong and found it so authentic and it connected with me and my mother.

It’s a very cool romantic autobiographical book about how a high flying Buisness woman loses everything. A chance break in France with her friend completely changes her life.