The Croft Book Clu
Do you like to curl up with a good book?
Want to share your favourite authors, plots and characters?
The Croft Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of every month from 7pm – 8.30pm at the Croft Tea Room in St Mary Cray.
Our next meeting is on Wednesday 18th April Theme: My Biggest Favourite Book.
Please join us for Tea / Coffee and Cake (£4 – pay on the night), Friendship, Fun – and Books!
The Croft Tea Room is at 263 High Street, St Mary Cray BR5 4AR T: 01689 835569 M: 07835 366701
Best-Loved Books for Children: At our meeting on 21st March the members enthusiastically and nostalgically recalled the authors and books that they loved reading most, in their childhood. Amongst the numerous splendid choices, one name kept being mentioned above all others ... Enid Blyton. There seems to be little doubt that for a generation of what is now politely called 'the third age' it was predominantly Enid Blyton that got us hooked on books. She lived in Beckenham and Bromley, before the war. Today at Bromley Museum in the Central Library, Bromley there is an information display about Enid Blyton's life and works.
Do you like to curl up with a good book?
Want to share your favourite authors, plots and characters?
The Croft Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of every month from 7pm – 8.30pm at the Croft Tea Room in St Mary Cray.
Our next meeting is on Wednesday 18th April Theme: My Biggest Favourite Book.
Please join us for Tea / Coffee and Cake (£4 – pay on the night), Friendship, Fun – and Books!
The Croft Tea Room is at 263 High Street, St Mary Cray BR5 4AR T: 01689 835569 M: 07835 366701
Best-Loved Books for Children: At our meeting on 21st March the members enthusiastically and nostalgically recalled the authors and books that they loved reading most, in their childhood. Amongst the numerous splendid choices, one name kept being mentioned above all others ... Enid Blyton. There seems to be little doubt that for a generation of what is now politely called 'the third age' it was predominantly Enid Blyton that got us hooked on books. She lived in Beckenham and Bromley, before the war. Today at Bromley Museum in the Central Library, Bromley there is an information display about Enid Blyton's life and works.
