Smilla’s Sense of Snow by Peter Høeg
Smilla takes pleasure in being as cold as the ice and snow that accompany her memories of hunting as a child with her Inuit…
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Smilla takes pleasure in being as cold as the ice and snow that accompany her memories of hunting as a child with her Inuit…
This is the sequel to When You Were Mine but can easily be read as a standalone as it gives you plenty of background on…
Serong’s empathy within Preservation, for the mixed feelings that the indigenous Australians must have felt is beautifully conveyed. As a white Australian, it made me…
Dr. Peter Hobbins Completely Captivated Us! What an unforgettable talk! Dr. Peter Hobbins swept us away on a salt-stung, time-traveling voyage through the SMSA’s origins,…
King Richard the Third is dead – the last English king to be slain in battle. And yet, he finds himself in conversation with a…
SMSA’s Social Bridge Group is currently paused and will recommence on Friday 4th August 2023.
Bill Gastner, a romantic fallen hero, recovering from illness and home burglary, calls on his dwindling energy to coordinate his latest case of child…
Dear Members, Thank you all for your support this year, a supportive membership is vital to the SMSA. May this Christmas season bring you and…
One of the first words that comes to mind when I read this series is ‘compassion’. Richard Osman shows enormous compassion towards his characters, and…
The Real Mrs Miniver by Ysenda Maxtone Graham traces the life story of her English grandmother Joyce Maxtone Graham
I found myself totally immersed in this extraordinary memoir, The Salt Path. Perhaps I could relate to Ray and Moth’s story easily because I’m of…
Kin by Snorri Kristjansson is book 1 of a new series featuring Helga Finnsdottir, a teenage female amateur detective living in 970AD Viking Sweden. The…