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Come on over! All welcome!

Love reading? Want to join a book club? Come on over to the Yeovil College Reading Room! 

We read everything from recent novels by popular authors, classics, and everything in-between! 

It is a friendly and open discussion on the latest book, with the availability of participation via the blog/twitter or email!

You DO NOT need to be a Yeovil College student to be a member, just turn up! 

All of our books are on loan by Yeovil College FREE OF CHARGE, either via hard back or the use of a Nook! 

Our next meeting is Tuesday 26th November at 4pm, at Yeovil College (the ARC).

Tell your friends! The more the merrier! 

Looking forward to meeting my fellow bookworms!

- Carey

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