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World Book Day in the UK

World Book Day in the UK

📚 World Book Day in the UK – Celebrating the Power of Reading

Today the UK celebrates World Book Day, an annual event dedicated to inspiring a love of reading and making books accessible to everyone. Across schools, libraries, bookshops, and communities, people are coming together to celebrate the stories that shape our imagination and our lives.

In the UK and Ireland, World Book Day takes place every year on the first Thursday in March, and in 2026 it falls on Thursday 5 March. The celebration was introduced in the UK in 1998 to encourage children and young people to discover the joy of reading.

At its heart is a simple but powerful idea: every child should have the opportunity to own a book and develop a lifelong love of reading

📖 Why World Book Day Matters

Reading is more than a pastime — it is a gateway to opportunity, creativity, and knowledge.

World Book Day highlights how reading can:

  • Improve literacy and communication skills

  • Strengthen imagination and creativity

  • Build empathy and understanding of different cultures

  • Support mental wellbeing

  • Encourage lifelong learning

Research consistently shows that reading for pleasure plays a major role in improving educational outcomes and life chances for young people.

Yet in a world full of digital distractions, cultivating reading habits is more important than ever.

🌍 Our Mission at Emerald Book Club

At Emerald Book Club, World Book Day reflects everything we stand for.

Our Mission

To inspire and develop readers, writers, and authors while building meaningful community connections through literature.

Our Vision

We envision communities where:

  • Reading reduces isolation

  • Words empower individuals

  • Creativity thrives through storytelling

  • Literature connects people from all walks of life

Books are powerful tools for learning, healing, and community building. By creating welcoming reading spaces, we help people reconnect with stories — and with each other.

National Reading Month March at Emerald Book Club

🌱 How Emerald Book Club Promotes Reading

Our activities go beyond simply reading books. We create spaces where literature becomes a shared experience.

📚 Silent Book Club

A relaxed reading session where participants gather and read quietly together. No assigned books, no pressure — just uninterrupted reading time and community.

🎤 Poetry in the Park

Outdoor poetry sessions where participants can write, share, and perform poetry in a welcoming environment.

💬 Read, Chat & Connect

Community reading gatherings designed to reduce social isolation and encourage conversation through literature.

🧠 Vocabulary Tuesdays

Weekly activities focused on strengthening vocabulary, language skills, and confidence in communication.

✍️ Poetic Mondays

Creative writing and poetry exploration sessions that help participants express themselves through words.

Through these initiatives, Emerald Book Club promotes literacy, creativity, wellbeing, and social connection.

📚 Ways to Celebrate World Book Day

Whether you are a lifelong reader or just starting your reading journey, there are many ways to celebrate:

📖 Start a new book
📚 Visit your local library
💬 Join a book discussion
✍️ Write a poem or short story
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Read with family or friends
🌳 Attend a community reading event

Even 10 minutes of reading a day can have a significant impact on learning and personal development.

World Book Day

🌟 Reading Is for Everyone

World Book Day reminds us that books belong to everyone.

Stories connect generations, cultures, and ideas. They help us explore new perspectives and understand our world more deeply.

At Emerald Book Club, we believe that when people read together, communities grow stronger.

📖 Join the Emerald Book Club Community

If you love reading, writing, poetry, or simply discovering new ideas, we invite you to join us.

Together we can:

📚 Read more
💬 Share ideas
🌱 Grow our vocabulary
🤝 Build meaningful connections

Visit emeraldbookclub.org to explore our activities, projects, and upcoming events.

Let’s celebrate World Book Day by sharing the joy of reading — today and every day.

March Is National Reading Month

March Is National Reading Month

📚 March Is National Reading Month – Join the Movement With Emerald Book Club

Celebrate National Reading Month with community, creativity, and connection.

March is National Reading Month, a time dedicated to promoting literacy, celebrating books, and encouraging people of all ages to read more. Whether you’re an avid reader or just rediscovering your love for books, this month is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with stories — and with others.

At Emerald Book Club, National Reading Month aligns perfectly with our mission:

To inspire and develop readers, writers, and creative thinkers while building meaningful community connections through literature.

Reading is not just a hobby. It strengthens mental wellbeing, builds vocabulary, improves focus, and fosters empathy. And when we read together, it builds something even more powerful — belonging.

🌍 Why National Reading Month Matters

National Reading Month encourages:

  • 📖 Lifelong reading habits

  • 🧠 Improved vocabulary and cognitive skills

  • 💬 Community discussion and shared ideas

  • 💚 Mental health and emotional wellbeing

  • 🌱 Personal and creative growth

At Emerald Book Club, we believe reading is empowerment. It gives people language, confidence, and the ability to express themselves fully.

🌟 World Book Day — Thursday 5 March

World Book Day (worldbookday.com) is a global celebration of books and reading that brings people together through shared stories and creativity.

This year, we’re joining the global movement with special activities designed for readers of all ages:

📚 Books for All

We’re sharing free book recommendations across genres — from poetry and fiction to creative non-fiction and quick reads — to inspire your March reading list.

📖 Storyshare Circle (Online)

📅 Thursday 5 March | 5:00 PM — 6:00 PM
An online gathering where participants can read aloud excerpts from a favourite book and talk about why it matters to them.

✍️ Creative Writing Prompt Cards

We’ll release a series of World Book Day prompt cards on Instagram and WhatsApp — perfect for writers, students, and creative thinkers.

📸 #EmeraldBookClub Challenge

Post a photo of your current book with the hashtag #EmeraldBookClub on social media. Tag @emeraldbookclub for a chance to be featured on our channels!

World Book Day is all about access, joy, and community — and we want everyone to take part, whether you’re reading solo or with others.

🌟 How Emerald Book Club Is Celebrating This March

We’ve curated a month of engaging sessions to help you read more, grow your vocabulary, and connect with others.

📚 Silent Book Club – Wednesday 11th March

Location: Red House Park
Time: 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

Our Silent Book Club offers a calm, pressure-free reading environment. Bring your own book, sit in peaceful company, and enjoy uninterrupted reading time.

✨ Benefits:

  • Improves focus and concentration

  • Reduces stress

  • Encourages mindful reading

  • Builds quiet community connection

No assigned books. No forced discussion. Just reading — together.

✍️ Vocabulary Tuesdays (Every Tuesday in March)

Want to strengthen your vocabulary and word confidence?

Each Tuesday we focus on:

  • New word lists

  • Creative usage challenges

  • Word-game activities

  • Vocabulary empowerment exercises

Perfect for writers, students, professionals, and word lovers looking to expand their language skills.

🎙 Poetic Mondays (Every Monday in March)

Start your week creatively with poetry.

Poetic Mondays include:

  • Spoken word sharing

  • Poetry prompts

  • Nature-inspired writing

  • Confidence-building open mic moments

Poetry sharpens expression, deepens emotion, and strengthens storytelling ability — core to our vision of developing confident communicators.

🤝 End of Month Community Meeting – Wednesday 25th March, 8:00 PM

Join us online for our end-of-month reflection and celebration session.

We’ll:

  • Share reading wins

  • Reflect on favourite books

  • Celebrate vocabulary growth

  • Set reading goals for April

This is a welcoming, supportive space to connect and grow together.

💚 Our Vision: Reading as a Tool for Empowerment

At Emerald Book Club, we envision a world where:

  • Reading reduces isolation

  • Stories spark creativity

  • Words empower confidence

  • Community builds resilience

National Reading Month is more than a calendar event — it’s a reminder that literacy changes lives.

Whether you attend one session or all of them, you’re part of something meaningful.

National Reading Month March at Emerald Book Club

📅 How to Get Involved

✅ Join Silent Book Club on 11 March
✅ Participate in Vocabulary Tuesdays
✅ Share your voice during Poetic Mondays
✅ Attend the End of Month Meeting (25th, 8 PM)
✅ Invite a friend to read with you

🔗 Visit emeraldbookclub.org for full details and updates.
📩 Subscribe to our newsletter for reminders and reading inspiration.


📖 Let March Be the Month You Read More

This National Reading Month, choose connection over isolation. Choose creativity over silence. Choose empowerment through words.

Let’s read.
Let’s grow.
Let’s connect.

Emerald Book Club

Major 2026 Book Festivals in the UK

Major 2026 Book Festivals in the UK

Major 2026 book festivals in the UK include the renowned Hay Festival (May/June), Edinburgh International Book Festival (August), and Oxford Literary Festival (March). These events feature author talks, workshops, and signings, alongside specialized events like the Bath Children’s Literature Festival. Other notable gatherings include the York Literature Festival and Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival

Key Major 2026 UK Book Festivals

    Highlights & Major Events

    • Hay Festival: Known as one of the world's leading literary festivals, featuring over 700 speakers including authors, politicians, and philosophers.
    • Edinburgh International Book Festival: Held in August, it is a massive celebration of global writing and ideas with extensive programming for children and adults.
    • Cheltenham Literature Festival (Cheltenham): The UK's oldest annual literary festival, featuring hundreds of writers, poets, and politicians. 
    • London Literature Festival: Hosted at the Southbank Centre, offering diverse events for all ages.
    • International Events: The Frankfurt Book Fair is the world's largest, while the L.A. Times Festival of Books is a major US event
      Major 2026 Book Festivals in uk

      More Literary Events

      Check out our literary events

      What are the biggest literary festivals in the UK?

      The biggest UK literary festivals include the world-renowned Hay Festival (Wales) for its scale and global reach, the historic Cheltenham Literature Festival (UK's oldest), and the massive Edinburgh International Book Festival, alongside major events like the London Literature Festival and regional gems like the Bradford Literature Festival and Henley Literary Festival, attracting huge crowds and major authors annually.  

      Other Key Festivals

      Chronological list of notable Book Festivals and Literary events

      Early 2026 (Winter/Spring)
      • Wolverhampton Literature Festival: Feb 6-8, 2026
      • Portsmouth BookFest: Feb 15 - Mar 8, 2026
      • Faversham Literary Festival: Feb 20 - Mar 1, 2026
      • Winter Words Festival (Pitlochry): Feb 21-23, 2026
      • Granite Noir (Aberdeen): Feb 21-23, 2026
      • Bay Tales Live: Feb 28, 2026
      • Jewish Book Week: Feb 28 - Mar 8, 2026
      • York Literature Festival: Feb 28 - Mar 30, 2026
      • Oundle KidLit: Mar 2-6, 2026
      • Aldeburgh Literary Festival: Mar 5-8, 2026
      • Ennis Book Club Festival: Mar 6-8, 2026
      • London Book Fair: Mar 10-12, 2026
      • Words by the Water (Keswick): Mar 11-15, 2026
      • Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival (Spring): Mar 13-14, 2026
      • Book Extravaganza (Market Harborough): Mar 21, 2026
      • Oxford Literary Festival: Mar 21-29, 2026
      • Deptford Literature Festival: Mar 21-28, 2026
      • Morpeth Book Festival: Mar 23, 2026
      April - May 2026
      • Abergavenny Writing Festival: Apr 17-18, 2026
      • Self-Publishing Book Festival (Aylesbury): Apr 26, 2026
      • Hexham Book Festival: Apr 24 - May 3, 2026
      • Cambridge Literary Festival (Spring): Apr 22-26, 2026
      • Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival: May 1-10, 2026
      • Fowey Festival of Arts and Literature: May 1-9, 2026
      • Swindon Festival of Literature: May 4-10, 2026
      • Stratford Literary Festival: May 7-10, 2026
      • Norfolk and Norwich Festival: May 8-24, 2026
      • Hay Festival (Wales): May 21-31, 2026
      • Derby Book Festival: May 22-31, 2026
      • Essex Book Festival: May 28 - Jun 28, 2026
      June - July 2026 (Summer)
      • Cymera (Scotland's Science Fiction/Fantasy Fest): Jun 5-7, 2026
      • Borders Book Festival (Melrose): Jun 11-14, 2026
      • Sturminster Newton Literary Festival: Jun 12-21, 2026
      • Brighton Book Festival: Jun 17-21, 2026
      • Capital Crime: Jun 18-21, 2026
      • ScribeFest (Northamptonshire): Jun 28, 2026
      • Bradford Literature Festival: Jul 3-12, 2026
      • Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival: Jul 2026 (TBA)
      • Book Extravaganza (Leamington Spa): Aug 1, 2026
      • Edinburgh International Book Festival: Aug 15-30, 2026
      Autumn 2026
      • Bloody Scotland (Stirling): Sep 2026 (TBA)
      • Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival (Autumn): Sep 23-27, 2026
      • Wigtown Book Festival: Sep 2026 (TBA)
      • Cheltenham Literature Festival: Oct 2026 (TBA)
      • Ilkley Literature Festival: Oct 2026 (TBA)
      • Durham Book Festival: Oct 2026 (TBA)
      • Stratford Literary Festival Winter Weekend: Oct 29 - Nov 1, 2026
      • Kendal Mountain Literary Festival: Nov 19-22, 2026
      • Cambridge Literary Festival (Winter): Nov 2026 (TBA)

      Out Literary Events

      Take a look ot our literary events and join us at one of our sessions this year.

      Coventry Book Extravaganza

      Coventry Book Extravaganza

      Experience the Coventry Book Extravaganza, where the magic of words in print take centre stage at The Belgrade Theatre this April.

      • Date: Saturday 15th November 2025 | 10.30am – 4pm
      • Location: Belgrade Square, Corporation St, Coventry CV1 1GS
      • Price: FREE

      Brought to you by local vintage events company Rosie’s Retro Bazaar and independent publishing house, Fantom. Immerse yourself in the universe of books as they bring together a diverse range of stalls, including:

      • Independent Publishers & Bookshops: Discover unique publications and support local literary ventures.
      • Fresh Talent & Local Authors: Meet up-and-coming writers and explore their latest works.
      • Comic Creators & Illustrators: Delve into the world of graphic storytelling and visual artistry.
      • Literary Societies & Publishing Services: Connect with organisations shaping the literary landscape.
      • Second-Hand & Antiquarian Book Dealers: Hunt for rare finds and literary treasures.
      • Book Crafts: Anything from bookmarks to bookends and book inspired tote bags to repurposed old books. Artistic license to free your imagination!
      • Prints & Paper Ephemera: Vintage printed materials such as posters and maps.
      • Stationery & Accessories: Browse through a selection of writing essentials and literary-themed accessories.
      • Merchandise & Memorabilia.

      Whether you’re seeking hidden gems, eager to support local talent, or simply looking to indulge your inner bookworm, the Coventry Book Extravaganza promises something special for every book lover. Don’t miss out on this captivating literary event—it’s a celebration of words, creativity, and community!

      World Book Day UK

      World Book Day in the UK

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      National Reading Month March at Emerald Book Club

      March Is National Reading Month

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      Coventry Remembrance Sunday Parade

      Coventry Remembrance Sunday Parade

      Coventry annual Remembrance Service and Parade will take place on Sunday 9 November, beginning at 10.45am, at The Cenotaph in the War Memorial Park.  

      Remembrance Sunday Service and Parade | Coventry War Memorial Park

      • Date: Sunday 9th November 2025 | 11:00 – 13:00 
      • Location: War Memorial Park in Coventry

      The city’s War Memorial Park plays host to the city’s annual remembrance event which takes place by the Cenotaph in the park.

      The service will honour and pay respect to those who lost their lives in the 2 World Wars and other conflicts throughout the world and will be led by The Right Reverend Sarah Jelley, Bishop of Coventry and all are invited. 

      The Lord Mayor of Coventry, Councillor Rachel Lancaster, who will take the salute, said: 

      “The city’s annual Remembrance Day Service and Parade helps us remember, honour, and pay our respects to all those who have lost their lives due to wars or armed conflict.”    

      “This service is always very important to the city and acts as a timely reminder for everyone as to why we continue to promote peace and reconciliation around the world and on this 85th Anniversary of the Coventry Blitz.”   

      “As the numbers of people attending each year illustrates, we know how much the service in the War Memorial Park means to our residents and I’m sure this year’s’ service will be as well-attended as ever as we come together to mark the day.”  

      Councillor Rachel Lancaster
      Lord Mayor, Coventry City

      The London Road Cemetery service on Sunday at 3pm, is also remembering those lost during the Coventry Blitz and the annual Poppy Drop is taking place in West Orchards Shopping Centre.

      This year also marks the 85th anniversary of the Coventry Blitz which took place on 14 November 1940. The city will come together, organising a range of public events and activities to not only commemorate the lives lost, and damage done to the city, but also mark the resilience and spirt of Coventry people who came together to rebuild their city. 

      World Book Day UK

      World Book Day in the UK

      📚 World Book Day in the UK – Celebrating the Power of Reading Today the UK celebrates World Book Day , an annual event dedicated to inspiring a love of reading and making books accessible to everyone. Across schools, libraries, bookshops, and communities, people are…

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      National Reading Month March at Emerald Book Club

      March Is National Reading Month

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      Stories of Peace

      Stories of Peace

       🌿 Stories of Peace: A Community Storytelling Walk in the Park 🌿

       Part of the Coventry Peace Festival 2025

       

      🕊️ A Walk for Peace and Connection

      What if stories could bring people closer, heal divisions, and inspire hope?
      This November, Emerald Book Club invites you to experience just that at Red House Park, Coventry, as part of the Coventry Peace Festival 2025.

       

       

      Red house park emeraldbookclub.org

      Stories of Peace: A Community Storytelling Walk in the Park will offer residents a calm, creative, and inclusive space to connect, reflect, and celebrate Coventry’s identity as a City of Peace and Reconciliation.

      The event encourages people from diverse backgrounds to come together outdoors, share personal stories, listen to others, and build mutual understanding. Through storytelling and poetry, participants will explore themes of peace, forgiveness, and unity in a way that strengthens empathy and social cohesion.

      This activity promotes mental wellbeing by combining gentle movement, nature, and creative expression. It will also help reduce isolation by creating opportunities for conversation, friendship, and intergenerational connection in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

      By fostering dialogue and respect through the shared power of words, Stories of Peace will strengthen community spirit and highlight the importance of peace and reconciliation in everyday life.

      📖 Discover the Power of Shared Stories

      Our event, Stories of Peace, is more than just a walk — it’s a journey through words, voices, and shared experiences.

      As we stroll through the park’s peaceful paths, local storytellers and poets will share powerful tales and poems about peace, forgiveness, and unity.
      Each stop along the walk will open a window into how storytelling connects us all — across generations, cultures, and communities.

      💚 Be Part of Something Meaningful

      Imagine spending an afternoon surrounded by nature, listening to stories that warm the heart and spark reflection.

      Whether you want to listen, share, or simply be part of a peaceful moment, Stories of Peace is for you.
      Together, we’ll celebrate Coventry’s proud legacy as a City of Peace and Reconciliation — and remind ourselves of the beauty found in every voice.

       

      🌍 Join Us!

      📅 Date: Saturday 8 November 2025
      🕐 Time: 1–3 PM
      📍 Location: Red House Park, Coventry
      💫 Free Event | All Welcome | No Booking Required

      Come walk with us.
      Listen. Share. Connect.
      Let’s tell stories that bring peace to our city — one step and one word at a time.

      🔖 About the Coventry Peace Festival

      The Coventry Peace Festival celebrates the city’s ongoing role as a City of Peace and Reconciliation, offering creative and community-led events that promote unity, understanding, and hope.

      Emerald Book Club is proud to be part of this year’s programme with support from Coventry City Council.

      Coventry Peace Festival 2025

      Poems About Peace

      Making Peace by Denise Levertov

      A voice from the dark called out,
                   ‘The poets must give us
      imagination of peace, to oust the intense, familiar
      imagination of disaster. Peace, not only
      the absence of war.’
                                         But peace, like a poem,
      is not there ahead of itself,
      can’t be imagined before it is made,
      can’t be known except
      in the words of its making,
      grammar of justice,
      syntax of mutual aid.
                                             A feeling towards it,
      dimly sensing a rhythm, is all we have
      until we begin to utter its metaphors,
      learning them as we speak.
                                                    A line of peace might appear
      if we restructured the sentence our lives are making,
      revoked its reaffirmation of profit and power,
      questioned our needs, allowed
      long pauses . . .
                              A cadence of peace might balance its weight
      on that different fulcrum; peace, a presence,
      an energy field more intense than war,
      might pulse then,
      stanza by stanza into the world,
      each act of living
      one of its words, each word
      a vibration of light—facets
      of the forming crystal.

      Peace Walk by William Stafford

      We wondered what our walk should mean,
      taking that un-march quietly;
      the sun stared at our signs— “Thou shalt not kill.”
      Men by a tavern said, “Those foreigners . . .”
      to a woman with a fur, who turned away—
      like an elevator going down, their look at us.
      Along a curb, their signs lined across,
      a picket line stopped and stared
      the whole width of the street, at ours: “Unfair.”
      Above our heads the sound truck blared—
      by the park, under the autumn trees—
      it said that love could fill the atmosphere:
      Occur, slow the other fallout, unseen,
      on islands everywhere—fallout, falling
      unheard. We held our poster up to shade our eyes.
      At the end we just walked away;
      no one was there to tell us where to leave the signs.

      Peace by George Herbert

      Sweet Peace, where dost thou dwell? I humbly crave,
      Let me once know.
      I sought thee in a secret cave,
      And ask’d, if Peace were there,
      A hollow wind did seem to answer, No:
      Go seek elsewhere.

      I did; and going did a rainbow note:
      Surely, thought I,
      This is the lace of Peace’s coat:
      I will search out the matter.
      But while I looked the clouds immediately
      Did break and scatter.

      Then went I to a garden and did spy
      A gallant flower,
      The crown-imperial: Sure, said I,
      Peace at the root must dwell.
      But when I digged, I saw a worm devour
      What showed so well.

      At length I met a rev’rend good old man;
      Whom when for Peace

      I did demand, he thus began:
      There was a Prince of old
      At Salem dwelt, who lived with good increase
      Of flock and fold.

      He sweetly lived; yet sweetness did not save
      His life from foes.
      But after death out of his grave
      There sprang twelve stalks of wheat;
      Which many wond’ring at, got some of those
      To plant and set.

      It prospered strangely, and did soon disperse
      Through all the earth:
      For they that taste it do rehearse
      That virtue lies therein;
      A secret virtue, bringing peace and mirth
      By flight of sin.

      Take of this grain, which in my garden grows,
      And grows for you;
      Make bread of it: and that repose
      And peace, which ev’ry where
      With so much earnestness you do pursue,
      Is only there.

      Peace Poem by Alan Robertson

       

      The Poem for Peace

       

      Lay down the poppies let the white doves fly,

      We all pray for peace is the new battle cry.

       

      Heavy gun fire comes down overhead,

      This never should happen as this shall be said.

       

      Those guns and bullets that take all our young,

      We all cry for peace let this song be sung.

       

      Let’s lay down the guns, let’s lay down all arms,

      So these noble young men can return to their cities and farms.

       

      Peace now and forever is the new battle cry,

      Repeating these words until the day I shall die.

       

      A . W . Funston – Robertson

      16-10-2024

       

      Let Peace Prevail In This World by Ravi Sathasivam

      When you look for peace
      then the peace lies within you
      When you search for peace
      then it is not hard to find
      When you want to keep peace alive
      then you allow white doves to fly over you
      When you make peace with others
      then the whole world live in your heart
      When you let peace be in the world
      then you live in wonderful world
      When you allow peace flow around the world
      then your hateness will go and love will flow
      When you open the door for peace
      then peace welcome to your lives.
      Let the peace prevail in our wonderful world

      Welcome To Emerald Book Club

      Welcome To Emerald Book Club

      Welcome to Emerald Book Club! We are a community of book enthusiasts dedicated to exploring the world of literature together. Our club offers a space for readers of all genres to come together, share their love for books, and engage in meaningful discussions Facebook…

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      World Book Day UK

      World Book Day in the UK

      📚 World Book Day in the UK – Celebrating the Power of Reading Today the UK celebrates World Book Day , an annual event dedicated to inspiring a love of reading and making books accessible to everyone. Across schools, libraries, bookshops, and communities, people are…

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      National Reading Month March at Emerald Book Club

      March Is National Reading Month

      March is National Reading Month, a time dedicated to promoting literacy, celebrating books, and encouraging people of all ages to read more. Whether you’re an avid reader or just rediscovering your love for books, this month is the perfect opportunity to reconnect wit…

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