Page Turners – April 2025 review
The Page Turners book for April was ‘The Summer Without Men‘ by Siri Hustvedt. It was published in 2011. The
Read MoreThe Page Turners book for April was ‘The Summer Without Men‘ by Siri Hustvedt. It was published in 2011. The
Read MoreFive members of In Our Own Write group met on Monday 14th April and our topic was The bottom drawer.
Read MorePeter’s story will revolve around his upbringing living with guide dogs and his mum who was blind. In addition, he
Read MoreAlex Bowler is a big cat investigator, who lives in South Devon. His unusual and interesting ‘hobby’ began as a
Read MoreStephanie Austin took up writing in retirement and is now the author of nine contemporary crime novels set in the Dartmoor town of
Read MoreI am the author of three previous books, and a number of literary/historical articles as well as the editor (and
Read MoreSea of Poppies is initially set in the opium poppy growing region of India in 1837 just before the Opium
Read MoreOn April 15, the Discussion Group talked about Fake News. Starting from a long Wikipedia article that describes it, we
Read MoreJohn Vick, Chair of Dawlish & District u3a, writes: For most of us, our lives in the u3a is mainly
Read MoreOur guest speaker in April was Rebekah Pearson who has been researching the fascinating history of the Women’s Land Army
Read MoreOne of our recent Dog Walkers outings: We met up by Powderham Church and walked to the Turf Pub for
Read MoreMy first degree was in Geography and Geology from Bristol University way back in 1969. I then spent the rest
Read MoreApril’s meeting was an opportunity for members to choose a picture on the theme of Landscape and Nature. Members were
Read MoreThe Gardens and Gateaux group went to Killerton House on Monday 7th April. Nineteen of us went, and I’m pleased
Read MoreIn March the Page Turners read ‘Whitethorn Woods‘ by Irish author Maeve Binchy. This book was published in 2006. The
Read MoreIn March the Theatre Group went to the Pavilions in Teignmouth for a stage production of Thomas Hardy’s Far from
Read MoreArchery, it definitely hit the mark! Didn’t we do well? Every arrow on target (even if a few were just
Read MoreI always know that spring has really arrived when the boules group emerge, blinking, for their winter hibernation in the
Read MoreMany of us are familiar with the nature reserve at Dawlish Warren. But do you know the wealth of plants,
Read MoreThis is a true story in the form of a novel about a miscarriage of justice. In Tiger Bay in
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