Just like Queen in that famous video, book club members were given the chance to break free in January In January, Tyneside book club members were given rein to break free, and choose their own book to discuss and recommend.
Here's a list of the suggestions from members:
The Satsuma Complex, Bob Mortimer
Comedic, easy to read murder mystery novel by the well known comedian.
Station 11, Emily St John Mandel
Apocalyptical tale of a flu pandemic.
SS General, Sven Hassel
Gung-ho gritty war “memoir” by the now controversial 2nd most successful Danish author in history.
Educated, Tara Westover
Autobiographical tale of growing up within, and then finding a life outside of, an extreme survivalist Mormon family.
Broken Greek, Peter Paphides
Coming-of-age autobiographical tale from the Greek/Cypriot music journalist.
Matrix, Lauren Groff
Bonkers-sounding imagining of the background to Marie de France.
Also recommended by those unable to attend:
Open Water, Caleb Azumah Nelson.
Klara and the Sun, Kazuo Ishiguro.
Here's a list of the suggestions from members:
The Satsuma Complex, Bob Mortimer
Comedic, easy to read murder mystery novel by the well known comedian.
Station 11, Emily St John Mandel
Apocalyptical tale of a flu pandemic.
SS General, Sven Hassel
Gung-ho gritty war “memoir” by the now controversial 2nd most successful Danish author in history.
Educated, Tara Westover
Autobiographical tale of growing up within, and then finding a life outside of, an extreme survivalist Mormon family.
Broken Greek, Peter Paphides
Coming-of-age autobiographical tale from the Greek/Cypriot music journalist.
Matrix, Lauren Groff
Bonkers-sounding imagining of the background to Marie de France.
Also recommended by those unable to attend:
Open Water, Caleb Azumah Nelson.
Klara and the Sun, Kazuo Ishiguro.
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