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July Bookclub: The Railwayman’s Wife

Jul 17, 2013

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We kick off July with a beautiful book called The Railwayman’s wife. A book about three people, struggling to come to terms with great loss after the end of the war, search for peace in a small town’s library in a heartbreaking novel of love and loss and the healing power of memory and words.

The Railwayman’s Wife

by Ashley Hay,

Genre – Recent Release.

Our discussion on this book will kick off at 8.00pm on Tuesday 30 July, lead by Karen O’Brien-Hall Check back here for the conversation to start, and if you have any questions at all, post them in the comments field below.

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