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Brunch Book Club

Pairing brilliant books with bottomless brunch and friendly discussions

📚 Across London Monthly Beginner-friendly Social Contemporary fiction

Imagine sharing a brilliant novel over a plate of delicious poached eggs and a glass of bubbly. Born in 2019, the Brunch Book Club reads through an exciting, diverse library of books sourced from BookTok, Bookstagram, and publisher highlights.

We love to keep things highly interactive. We start by discussing the monthly pick online using thoughtful, inclusive prompts, and then we meet in person for a delicious brunch at a rotating selection of gorgeous London hotspots, from No 32 The Old Town in Clapham to The 411. It's the ultimate way to enjoy great food, prosecco, and lively opinions in the company of warm, welcoming friends. Come along and join our international table!

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