Month: November 2019

November New Releases

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Happy November fellow book lovers!

We are getting closer and closer to the end of the year and it feels like Christmas is right around the corner…

This is the perfect month to stretch out in the sun with a good book or to start preparing gifts for that Christmas period.
Luckily there are still many wonderful books coming out and we are excited to share with you the list we have put together for November.

Here are the books we are most looking forward to this month!

Warm Regards,

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October Book Club Wrap Up + Author Interview

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Hello fellow book lovers!
I am excited to be bringing you another book club wrap up and author interview. I know it comes right after the September one I posted last night but I wanted to get this out to you all before we meet on Saturday.

Last month the Cosy Reading Book Club met on the 12th of October to once again discuss their book of the month. The book for October was The Breeding Season by Amanda Niehaus.The Breeding Season.jpeg

This was a very intense and emotional book which definitely made us think and even sometimes made you uncomfortable in the way that confronting art often does.

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September Book Club Wrap Up + Author Interview

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Hello book lovers! Apologies on the delay in getting this out to you all! With a big name like Becky Chambers as our September book it took a little bit longer for the author interview to come back. But it now has and I am so excited to share it with you!

On Saturday the 14th of September The Cosy Reading Book Club once again met to discuss their book of the month. The book for September was To Be Taught, If Fortunate by Becky ChambersTo Be Taught If Fortunate

This was our first time doing a science fiction novel for book club and I for one loved it! I know I wasn’t the only one but I also think there were a few people who were pleasantly surprised by this one and the interesting questions it posed.

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