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Are there any local book clubs currently in operation in East Dulwich?

We've recently moved to the area and it would be nice to join one - so that I dedicated some time to reading something other than work papers - but also so I have the opportunity to meet some local people. We live just off the round about end of Lordship Lane ... so one that meets in that vicinity would be perfect!

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lovelyrita Wrote:

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> Anyone know if any book clubs meet during the day

> and are baby friendly? I've a tiny one, and am

> trying to work out maternity leave activities, and

> while she mainly sleeps during the day at the

> moment, it seems like a good opportunity to talk

> books!



Hi does anyone have a reply to this? I'm a recent father and with the recent move, I'm worried that my better half is going to be a lonely in our new surroundings. Any suggestions gratefully received.

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