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Brunch Book Club Westerham

Read • Sip • Chat • Connect​ 

A monthly book club hosted at Brunch, Westerham.

Great books, great coffee and relaxed conversation.

What Is the Brunch Book Club?

Once a month, we gather at Brunch in Westerham to talk books, life, and everything in between — over coffee, and plenty of opinions. (wine optional!)

You don’t need to be a literary expert.
You don’t need to finish every chapter.
You just need to enjoy a good chat and a welcoming room.

Think: relaxed, friendly, thoughtful — with caffeine. (or wine)

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How it works?

📖 One book per month
A carefully chosen read — accessible, interesting, and discussion-worthy.

☕ Meet at Brunch Westerham
Dates and times vary slightly each month 

💬 Chatting over coffee (or wine)
No pressure. No presentations. Just conversation.

💷 £5 per person
Secures your seat at the table and supports the running of the club.

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Who Is It For?

  • People who love books

  • People who want to love books

  • People who enjoy conversation

  • People who like coffee, calm rooms, and meeting new faces

Come alone or bring a friend — you’ll leave knowing everyone.

The Book List

Our yearly reading list blends fiction, modern classics, conversation-starters and books you’ll actually want to finish.

All books are read in advance of the Monthly meeting

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January – Fresh Starts

Small Things Like These – Claire Keegan
Short, powerful, and beautifully written. Perfect for easing back into reading after Christmas.
Themes: morality, kindness, quiet courage.

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February – Love (Not the Cheesy Kind)

One Day – David Nicholls
Very British, funny, painful, nostalgic — always sparks discussion.
Themes: timing, relationships, growing up.

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March – Modern Women

Sorrow and Bliss – Meg Mason
Sharp, honest and relatable without being heavy.
Themes: mental health, marriage, female identity.

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April – A Bit of Escapism

Lessons in Chemistry – Bonnie Garmus
Popular for a reason. Easy to read, clever, and great for group chats.
Themes: feminism, ambition, humour.

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May – British Life, Observed

Shuggie Bain – Douglas Stuart
More emotional, but incredibly rewarding.
Themes: class, addiction, love, resilience.
(You may want to flag this as a heavier month.)

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June – Summer Read Begins

The Salt Path – Raynor Winn
Perfect for lighter evenings and reflective moods.
Themes: nature, resilience, walking, Britain.

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July – Easy, Clever, Funny

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman
A book most people enjoy — brilliant for mixed groups.
Themes: loneliness, friendship, healing.

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August – Holiday Friendly

The Paper Palace – Miranda Cowley Heller
Perfect for holidays, still meaty enough to discuss.
Themes: secrets, choices, family.

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September – Back to Thinking

The Thursday Murder Club – Richard Osman
Massively popular in the UK and great fun.
Themes: friendship, ageing, mystery.
(Excellent attendance month.)

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October – Slightly Darker Nights

Never Let Me Go – Kazuo Ishiguro
Thought-provoking and emotional without being too long.
Themes: humanity, memory, ethics.

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November – Real Life Stories

This Is Going to Hurt – Adam Kay
Funny, shocking, and extremely discussable.
Themes: NHS, work, burnout, humour.

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December – Cozy, Calm & Reflective

Wintering – Katherine May

A gentle, beautifully written book about slowing down, resting, and finding comfort in the quieter seasons of life.
Perfect for December when diaries are full and attention spans are short.

Why Join?

Because sometimes the best conversations happen
when you’re in the right room,
at the right table,
with the right people.

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