The Commons Thonglor

Book lovers get a fresh excuse to leave the house as The Wholesome Book Club opens a new chapter. Teaming up with Read Me Again, the club turns solitary reading habits into shared moments, swapping silence for conversation and coffee. Each month centres on a single title, giving everyone time to read, reflect and arrive with opinions fully formed or happily confused. January’s choice is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a novel that still prompts questions about justice, empathy and growing up awkwardly aware of the world.  January 17. B329 via here. The Commons Thonglor, 4pm and 3pm

Book lovers have got a fresh excuse to leave the house as The Wholesome Book Club opens a new chapter. They're teaming up with Read Me Again to turn solitary reading habits into shared moments, swapping silence for conversation and coffee. The setup is simple enough. Each month centres on a single title, giving everyone time to read, reflect and show up with opinions fully formed or happily confused. There's something quite nice about knowing you've all tackled the same story, ready to dissect it over a cuppa. January's pick is To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, a novel that still gets people talking about justice, empathy and growing up awkwardly aware of how the world actually works. It's the kind of book that probably sat on your school reading list years ago, but hits differently when you revisit it as an adult. January 17. B329 via here. The Commons Thonglor, 4pm and 3pm