The Page Turners book for April was ‘The Summer Without Men‘ by Siri Hustvedt. It was published in 2011. The

In March the Page Turners read ‘Whitethorn Woods‘ by Irish author Maeve Binchy. This book was published in 2006. The

For our February book, the Page Turners read ‘All the Lonely People‘ by Mike Gayle. This book was published in

In January the Page Turners choice of book was ‘The Cut Out Girl‘ by Bart van Es. This book was

About a year ago the Page Turners read ‘Rabbit Proof Fence‘ by Doris Pilkington. This book, published in 1996, is

In November the Page Turners read ‘The Bookseller of Kabul‘ by Asne Seierstad. This book was first published in 2002

In October the Page Turners read ‘Our Holiday‘ by Louise Candlish. This 2024 novel is the author’s seventeenth. The book

In September the Page Turners read another book by Australian author Liane Moriarty. This time we chose the 2018 novel

The Page Turners book for August was ‘Old Baggage‘ by Lissa Evans. Lissa Evans first trained as a doctor and

In July the Page Turners read ‘Because of You‘ by Dawn French which was published in 2020. The book opens

The Page Turners book for June was ‘A Single Thread‘ by Tracy Chevalier. This book is set in 1932 and

In May the Page Turners read ‘Mr Loverman‘, however unfortunately quite a few of us were not available on the

The Page Turners book for April was ‘Anna of the Five Towns‘ by Arnold Bennett which was published in 1902.

In March the Page Turners met to discuss ‘The Salt Path‘ by Raynor Winn. This bestselling book was published in

In February the Page Turners read ‘And Then There Were None‘ by Agatha Christie. This was published in 1939 and

The Page Turners book for January was ‘The Bullet’ by Mary Louise Kelly. This thriller was published in 2015.  It

The Page Turners met between Christmas and New Year to discuss ‘Playdate‘ by Alex Dahl which was much enjoyed by

The Page Turners book for November was ‘Rabbit Proof Fence‘ by Doris Pilkington. This is an Australian book published in

In October the Page Turners made a second foray into non-fiction, reading ‘Three Cups of Tea‘ by Greg Mortenson and

In September the Page Turners read and discussed ‘The Measure’, the 2022 debut novel by Nikki Erlick. At the start