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Welcome to the Curious Minds Book Club!
If you’ve ever finished a fascinating non-fiction book and thought, “I wish I had someone to talk to about this,” then you’ve just found your people. This club is for curious minds of all ages—whether you’re 19 or 90, a lifelong reader or just getting started. All you need is a love of learning and an open mind.
We meet once a month in a relaxed, social setting—think friendly faces, good conversation, and maybe a glass of wine, a beer, or your favorite soft drink. Each month, we’ll dive into one non-fiction book covering everything from science and history to psychology, memoir, and beyond.
Whether you're here to find motivation to read more, discover new perspectives, or just enjoy great company and even better discussions—you’re in the right place. Come join us and be part of something thoughtful, engaging, and fun.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams By Matthew WalkerToby Carvery Snaresbrook, London£3.00
We will discuss the book "Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams " By Matthew Walker. Here is a link to the book.
This groundbreaking exploration of the science behind sleep reveals how it impacts every aspect of our lives—our health, memory, creativity, and even longevity. Through cutting-edge research and compelling storytelling, Walker uncovers why sleep is the most effective health and productivity enhancer available.
Join our book club to dive into this fascinating journey and gain practical insights to improve your own sleep and well-being. You’ll never think about bedtime the same way again! - JUNE BOOK CLUB: Feel Good Productivity By Ali AbdaalToby Carvery Snaresbrook, London£3.00
We will discuss the book "Feel-Good Productivity" by Ali Abdaal. Here is a link to the book.
In "Feel-Good Productivity," Ali Abdaal challenges the traditional grind mindset, proposing that joy and positive emotions are the true drivers of sustainable success. He introduces actionable strategies to make tasks enjoyable, emphasizing that when we feel good, productivity naturally follows. This approach not only enhances efficiency but also leads to a more fulfilling and balanced life.
