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We know how much many of our alumni like to read. That's why we've set up this perfect way for you to talk about books with other alumni.
Join our book club.
The Guardian says this bestselling book reaches 'a huge audience through the writer’s old-fashioned talents for compelling character, plotting and landscape description.'
Three steps to reading with us.
1. Join our Leeds Alumni Book Club - for free.
2. Read Where the Crawdads Sing.
3. Sign in and talk about the book with other Leeds alumni.
Make sure you join our virtual Leeds Alumni Book Club — for free. You’ll enjoy thought-provoking discussions with other Leeds alumni.
A moderator will lead your conversations, encourage debate, suggest points to consider and share relevant articles. This format allows for ongoing conversation and makes it easy for Leeds alumni to connect with each other. The moderator is from the company PBC Guru, who are helping us run the club.
No. The book club will be entirely online. This means that alumni all over the world can take part and we’ll all benefit from a diverse range of perspectives.
One or two hours a week should be enough to keep you on track with the Leeds Alumni Book Club. We will read a book every two months. There’s no required participation in group discussions so if you find yourself short on time, don't stress.
You will need to supply your own book. The book can be physical or digital.
You're lucky. As a Leeds alum, you don't need to pay for the book club.
Your club will vote to decide which book we read next. You'll be invited to suggest books for inclusion in these regular voting sessions.
Register for free here.
For more details, feel free to email us alumni@leeds.ac.uk
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"If you don’t like to read, you haven’t found the right book.”
J.K. Rowling
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