Book clubs in Northampton

Love the pop culture references. Great fun from beginning to end.

Fantasy based in valdemar. Where there are spirit horses that choose their person. Really wonderful world created by Mercedes. With griffons, fire cats, mind magic and traditional magic.

It’s beautifully written and deeply emotional, exploring friendship, guilt, and redemption. It’s one of those stories that really stays with you.

So many plot twists … got me hooked and interested in thrillers

If you love a good crime fiction, then this is the book for you. 23rd Midnight is part of The Women’s Murder Club series by James Patterson and other authors. Copycat killer on the loose, and lead detective has to solve a case she already closed.

Such an intricate and fascinating read, interwined with all things philosophical and melodramatic.

It's veeery long - over 750 pages - which is obviously not for everyone, but it's written in a very accessible and immersive style. A teenage boy growing up in New York City in the early 2000s is the victim of a museum bombing, and while concussed steals a priceless painting (The Goldfinch), believing that he's protecting it. Since his only close relative - his mother - is killed in the attack, he then drifts from home to home, trying to keep his possession of the painting a secret. Great for people who enjoy more "literary" stories, as it's reminiscent of Dickens and other Victorian novels, but also a brilliant coming-of-age story. I first read it when I was nineteen and have been obsessed ever since.

It's veeery long - over 750 pages - which is obviously not for everyone, but it's written in a very accessible and immersive style. A teenage boy growing up in New York City in the early 2000s is the victim of a museum bombing, and while concussed steals a priceless painting (The Goldfinch), believing that he's protecting it. Since his only close relative - his mother - is killed in the attack, he then drifts from home to home, trying to keep his possession of the painting a secret. Great for people who enjoy more "literary" stories, as it's reminiscent of Dickens and other Victorian novels, but also a brilliant coming-of-age story. I first read it when I was nineteen and have been obsessed ever since.