Book clubs in Penryn

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Penryn Library; 2nd Monday at 3pm

We meet in the library and choose a book from Cornwall library's book club sets. This means that we often read books and authors which are new to us.

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Rachel

Looking for a book club to enjoy and discuss good books!

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Sophia

Hello! I work as a bookseller at Insight in Penryn, a 'What it means to be human' bookshop. I am looking to connect with our book lovers, to discuss books and gather ideas for future book clubs. Our bookshop is located on 13 Broad St, Penryn and we are open Mon-Sat. We sell books on Personal Development/Growth, Spirituality, Self-care, Mind-Body and Nature, Systems and Science. Along with some incredible children's and teen books. The shop is ever-evolving and we encourage conversation about what it means to be alive! Come in for a browse and chat. I'd love to hear about life-changing reads! You can find our website at insightshop.co.uk

Sophia recommends:

The Power of Now  by Eckhart Tolle
The Power of Now
by Eckhart Tolle | Buy this book
A life-changing read about embracing the present moment. Helps deepen my relationship with my own spirituality and find a greater sense of peace within the everyday. I felt in a shift in the way I processed the world around me and my relationships.
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WordLadySophie

My main motivation is the social aspect, I LOVE talking about books, art, film etc. so I'd like to join a book club to meet new people and to have a bloody good chat about what we've read over a glass of wine. For escapism, I like the kind of stuff they talk about on Sara Cox's Between The Covers. For mind-expansion, I also like non-fiction books on pre-history, history, science, women's health, feminism, psychology, art history & poetry. I'm open to having a go at starting a book club with others too. Penryn is ideal, could do Falmouth.

WordLadySophie recommends:

Circe by Madeline Miller
Circe
by Madeline Miller | Buy this book
Feminist retelling of the mythical character Circe, usually portrayed as a terrifying witch but cleverly and enjoyably re-written by Miller to be an exiled woman finding the strength to face the challenges of her life and world.
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Becki30

Love reading and getting lost within the story. Will read nearly everything! Would like to meet up over a adult grape juice, away from the daily chores and discuss the next best read.

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