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This is a fascinating book I read some years ago, which I think even the non-Shakespeareans in our club would enjoy. Since the mid 1800s there has been growing interest in the Shakespeare Authorship Question, in which doubt is cast upon the likelihood of the presumably poorly-educated country boy

A book about the adventures of rabbits looking for a new home? It sounds silly, but don't let that fool you into thinking this is just a book for kids. This is a thoughtful character study and an exciting adventure story that you'll probably want to reread in a few years. (I've read it at least five

Unless I'm forgetting something, it's been a while since the club read a classic. The last I can recall was The Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad, and before that I can only recall the Checkhov short stories and The Age of Innocence. If the group has a hankering to read another classic, I might sugge