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A reading circle for Birnam Wood in Vancouver.

Just finished Birnam Wood, or dying to start? mutuals matches you with a handful of nearby readers who want to read and talk about it too. Small circles, walking distance, no group chat to mute.

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24 readers across Vancouver share the taste behind Birnam Wood, especially in Kitsilano and Mount Pleasant.

Cover of Birnam Wood

by Eleanor Catton

Read Birnam Wood with people nearby.

Some books you finish and immediately want to talk about, and Birnam Wood is one of them. Reading it alone, you have nowhere to put the reaction. A small circle of readers a few streets over gives the book somewhere to land: a standing reason to meet, argue a little, and hear how the same pages hit someone else's life.

We wrote a full Birnam Wood discussion guide for your first meeting: questions, themes, and a suggested format.

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Three steps. One intro.

  1. 01
    Sign up & pick your tastes

    We start you off with Birnam Wood. Add your Vancouver neighbourhood, plus a few more books and genres you love.

  2. 02
    We find your circle

    A handful of readers nearby who share your taste, including others who loved Birnam Wood.

  3. 03
    Meet over coffee

    One intro email, then the circle is yours. No app needed, no pressure to finish the book.

About Birnam Wood book clubs.

Can't find it? Email [email protected].

How do I join a book club for Birnam Wood in Vancouver?
Sign up on mutuals, pick your Vancouver neighbourhood, and add Birnam Wood. We'll match you with a handful of nearby readers who want to read it too. Free to sign up. You only pay $15 when we find your circle.

How many people are in a mutuals reading circle?
Each reading circle has four to eight people. Small enough that everyone talks, big enough that it still works if someone can't make it one month.

Do we only read Birnam Wood?
Your circle picks its books together. Birnam Wood is how we match you with readers on the same wavelength. Where the group reads next is up to all of you.