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Book Club
June 2026:
Is a River Alive
by Robert MacFarlane
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Recommended by Clara

"I chose this book because reading it felt like taking a journey across three very different ecosystems, while coming to the important realisation of what it is to be alive."

early August 2026:
All Consuming: Why We Eat the Way We Eat Now
by Ruby Tandoh
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Recommended by Tess

"I chose this book because with a dizzying number of viral recipes fighting for our attention, this book offers a refreshing and critical perspective on modern food culture and how we got here."

July 2026:
1984
by George Orwell
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Recommended by Carolina

"I chose this book because I think everyone should read it once, and it is as relevant today as it was when it was first written. It serves as a good reminder of how fickle our individual liberty is in the face of authoritarian governments and how quickly things can escalate."

late August 2026:
Stoner
by John Williams
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Recommended by Clara

"I chose this book because I haven’t stopped thinking about it since I read it. I loved entering the mind of a character who I felt deep empathy for. I was also fascinated by how Stoner’s inherited agrarian endurance translated into a quiet intellectual perseverence."

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