This April, we're exploring Sylvia Plath's powerful and semi-autobiographical novel "The Bell Jar." Published initially under the pseudonym Victoria Lucas in 1963, this compelling work provides an unflinching look at mental health, gender expectations, and the search for identity in mid-20th century America.
As winter thaws into spring, we're diving into Mary Shelley's groundbreaking masterpiece "Frankenstein," a novel that explores the boundaries between scientific ambition and moral responsibility. Written by a teenage Shelley during the infamous "year without summer" of 1816, this pioneering work of science fiction continues to resonate with readers over two centuries later.
Discover the passionate and profound correspondence between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West in our February Book Club selection. Journey through their remarkable letters that transformed from literary admiration to an inspiring love story, while exploring the vibrant literary world of 1920s London. Perfect for Valentine's Day reading, this collection showcases how the written word can capture the essence of love in all its forms.
