Gabriel's Moon - the month's Book Club choice - is William Boyd's first foray into espionage novels after his James Bond book, and it draws on real historical events from 1961. Click below to read Sally's summary of the Book Club's discussion.

Just as Film Club was tackling Colm Toibin's "Brooklyn", Book Club was turning to the much-anticipated sequel, "Long Island". Click to discover how it was received.

October's Book Club explored Ian McEwan's "Saturday" — a novel packed with tension and ethical dilemmas. Opinions were divided, but everyone agreed it made for a fascinating read.

Caught between duty and desire, Iris Murdoch’s The Sandcastle sparked a Book Club discussion as intricate and thought-provoking as the novel itself.

This month’s discussion was gentler than some, with little disagreement among us, but there was a sense of appreciation all round. Nobody regretted reading Raising Hare.

Most of us agreed with the many critics who have described this as a small gem of a book: short, understated, but deeply moving.

A lively and thoughtful discussion by a well-attended meeting in Infinity Garden.

Read the latest Book Club review about R.F. Kuang's satirical 2023 novel, "Yellowface"

"The Years" by Annie Ernaux (winner of the 2022 Nobel Prize for Literature) is both a personal memoir and a social history of France, and it prompted varied reactions at this month's Book Club. To read our latest review, click below.

We had a lively and well-attended Book Club meeting at Hanami in March, where we discussed A Town Called Solace by Mary Lawson.

Our Book Club gathered at Hanami in February for a thought-provoking discussion on Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

Introducing our Book Club, and reviewing "Before the Coffee Gets Cold" by Toshikazu Kawaguchi