In 6 days, we’re trying something new - Bring Your Own Book and meet us in the park! You don’t have to read a set book in advance, just bring your favourite, or what you’re currently reading. We’ll be at St James’ Park in London, 6pm on 15 Aug. Sign up: eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

Today’s the day! See you in the park at 6pm with your books and picnics 📚🥪☀️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

We loved our first Bring Your Own Book event this evening! We shared our current reads and all-time favourites. And chatted about lots of non-book stuff too: 🐻🏔️🦮🎭 Brilliant bunch 🤍

Our next event is virtual. On 17 October, we’ll be reading STRONG FEMALE CHARACTER by @FernBrady Join us! eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

This evening we discussed Strong Female Character by @FernBrady. We had some insightful discussions about her experience of autism and being diagnosed as a women, masking, social cues, and challenges which come with being a neurodiverse person.

Our next event will be the last one of the year! Join us on Tuesday 12th December at Star of Greenwich where we'll be discussing Twelve Nights by Urs Faes, a festive (and short!) read. Grab a ticket below: eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

Your reminder that our first event of the year is tomorrow evening on Zoom! Make sure to grab a ticket if you haven't already! eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

We're really looking forward to discussing The Power of Geography later today on Zoom. Make sure you've got a ticket and join on Zoom for 6:15! eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

This evening we discussed global politics and new learnings about different countries we had after reading The Power of Geography by Tim Marshall. Rating the book an 8/10, our one-word reviews included Insightful, Deep, Fact-filled, Fascinating, Educational, and Interesting.

We make a donation for every book club event to a cause that sits alongside the book choice. Thank you to William Joseph for donating to Peace Direct after our recent read, The Power of Geography 🌍❣️🙏🏼

Going to be at this for my first KIT day, can’t wait (genuinely)

So pleased to have made it for this

The book is free to listen to on BBC Sounds right now 👀👀

Next month we'll be meeting to discuss The Life and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah. Details and ticket info below: 📅 Tuesday 4th June 📷 6:15-7:30pm Zoom eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

Looking to network within the charity sector (without feeling like you're networking?) Then join our next book club where we're discussing the Life and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah. Grab a ticket below! eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

In the #charitysector and looking to network? Join our next event where a bunch of charity folk will be discussing The Life and Rhymes of Benjamin Zephaniah. And no, you don't have to have read the book to join. Tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

We’re back in person on 17 September. Really hope to see some friends there! It’s a great book ➡️ eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-book…

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POV - You want to chat to other people who work in/for charities and not-for-profits, so you join a book club 👋📚 (Added bonuses of no judgement for not finishing the book, alternating meeting in-person and virtually, and being relaxed about reading or listening to the book 🎉)

We’re so grateful to our friends William Joseph. Not only do they host us by providing refreshments at our in-person events, they also make a donation to a chosen cause for each book we read. In April, we read Wandering Souls by Celene Pin, and donated to Refugee Action.