Join us for our last monthly meeting of the school year! We will be discussing The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams and The Last Bookstore On Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold in MJIS 1083. We hope to see you there! The first section of the meeting will be a spoiler free big group discussion followed by smaller group discussions based on each specific book (spoilers are allowed here)! We hope to see you there and we hope you enjoy this month’s picks!

This year’s Biscuits & Books event will not be one to miss! In collaboration with Purdue Tea Club, we will be hosting a regency-themed book event. This event is a great way to make new friends, relax, and have fun!

There will be free books, fresh tea, biscuits, diamond paintings, games, and more! These will be in limited quantities and will be given out on a first-come-first-serve basis.

This event is free and open to everyone— feel free to bring friends! The Biscuits & Books event will be on Friday, April 10th from 7-9 pm at WALC 1018. This year MEMBERS get early access to books at 6:45pm.

The books we will be giving out are:

• The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
  Anthony Bridgerton never intended to marry for love, only for duty. But when he sets his sights on the season’s most eligible debutante, he finds himself constantly challenged by her sharp-witted sister, Kate Sheffield. As their rivalry turns into undeniable chemistry, Anthony must confront the one thing he swore to avoid which is falling in love. A witty enemies-to-lovers romance set in Regency London.

• Anatomy: A Love Story by Dana Schwartz
  In 1817 Edinburgh, Hazel Sinnett dreams of becoming a surgeon despite being barred from medical school. When she teams up with Jack Currer, a resurrection man who supplies bodies for study, they uncover dangerous secrets beneath the city. A dark and compelling story of ambition, defiance, and unlikely partnership.

• Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
  Elizabeth Bennet navigates society’s pressure to marry while clashing with the proud and mysterious Mr. Darcy. As misunderstandings and first impressions fade, both must confront their own pride and prejudice. A witty and timeless story of love, growth, and second chances.

• Bringing Down the Duke by Evie Dunmore
  Annabelle Archer is one of the first women at Oxford, tasked with supporting the suffrage movement. Her target is the powerful Duke of Montgomery, a man who opposes everything she stands for. As rivalry turns into attraction, both must choose between duty and desire. A bold and romantic story of ambition, power, and love.

• Sense & Sensibility by Jane Austen
  After their father’s death, sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood must navigate love and society in Regency England. One values reason, the other follows her heart. A timeless story of romance and growth.

• Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë
  Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff share a powerful but destructive love. When Catherine chooses status over him, it leads to years of heartbreak and revenge. A dark story of passion, obsession, and the consequences of love.

• Reputation by Lex Croucher
  Georgiana Ellers is drawn into the glamorous world of a wealthy and reckless social circle. As she tries to fit in, she risks losing herself in their wild parties and dangerous secrets. A sharp and entertaining story of friendship, reputation, and the cost of belonging.

• The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer
  In 1946, writer Juliet Ashton exchanges letters with residents of Guernsey about a book club formed during the German occupation. Drawn to their stories, she travels to the island and forms unexpected connections. A warm story of love, resilience, and literature.

• A Most Agreeable Murder by Julia Seales
  Beatrice Steele secretly dreams of solving murders in a society obsessed with etiquette. When a man is killed at a ball, she finally gets the chance to prove herself. A witty and charming mix of mystery, satire, and self-discovery.

Do you want to get early access to our events and free books by becoming a member? We will be accepting new members and payments at the door of this event and future events!

We hope to see you there!

Boiler Book Club

Join us for our annual Reading Carnival! We’ll have games, painting, free succulents and best of all FREE BOOKS. Event starts at 7:15pm and Members get early access at 7pm. Visit our announcements page for more information and we hope to see you there!

We’re so excited to announce that our callout and first monthly meeting will be on August 28 from 7-9PM in WTHR 172! The first hour will be dedicated to our callout and the remaining time will be our August monthly meeting where we will discuss our summer book! More info is located on the announcements page. We hope to see some new and returning faces there!

Are you interested in learning more about Boiler Book Club? Come visit our table at this years B-Involved Fair at Memorial Mall from 12-3pm. We will have more information about the club, how to become a member, and we’ll be giving out FREE BOOKMARKS! We hope to see you there!

Join us for our last monthly meeting of the school year! We will also be doing a Book Swap event! Feel free to bring a favorite book (or any book) to trade with other attendees. Have a brief summary in mind (can be based on back cover/dust jacket) to write down during the meeting right before the swap. We’ll do a white elephant-style draw/steal game after our general discussion, which will end once every participant has a new book to take home!

Join us for our last coffee chat of the year! Come hang out and play games with us before the semester ends!