Online English Book Club
Read a novel in English with a small group, once a month, on Zoom. Level B1 to C1.
149 EUR
The Book Club is for you if...
- You have an intermediate or advanced level (B1 to C1)
- You want to read in English but lack the motivation to do it alone
- You are tired of studying by yourself and want a fun, meaningful routine
- You enjoy talking about what you read with other book lovers
- You want to build new vocabulary and the confidence to discuss it in a group
What you get
One novel over 4 months
A single book read chapter by chapter, at a comfortable pace, from September to December.
Guided discussions
Your questions, your impressions, the cultural context: we explore it all as a group on Zoom.
Practice worksheets
Vocabulary, expressions and grammar points drawn from the book, saved for you to keep.
Led by a native teacher
An experienced Live English teacher guides every discussion and keeps it genuinely useful.
How the season works
September to December 2026 season
| Dates | 4 Tuesdays: September 15, October 13, November 10 and December 8, 2026 |
| Time | 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM (European time) |
| Frequency | One session every 4 weeks |
| Format | Live on Zoom, in a small group |
| Level | B1 to C1 |
| Included | 4 live sessions, practice worksheets, session recordings |
| Price | 149 EUR |
You buy the book yourself. The title is already chosen, so you have plenty of time to order or borrow it before the first session in September.
The book this season
The Midnight Library
by Matt Haig
Somewhere between life and death there is a library, and its shelves go on forever. Every book is a doorway into a different version of the life Nora Seed could have lived: the choices she didn't make, the paths she didn't take, the people she let go.
Given the rare chance to try those other lives on for size, Nora has to work out what she really wants and which life is truly worth living. Matt Haig turns a simple "what if" into a warm, page-turning story about regret, possibility, and the quiet value of an ordinary life.
The chapters are short and the language is clear, which makes it a great read at B1 to C1. The questions it raises ("What would you change? What would you keep?") are perfect for group discussion in English.
Recently read at the Club
- The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman (previous season)
Get a feel for the book
Matt Haig introduces The Midnight Library in his own words. A good way to decide if this is the read for you.
Pre-register now
149 EUR for the September to December 2026 season.
Secure online payment. You receive your confirmation and the reading schedule by email straight away.
Frequently asked questions
What level of English do I need to take part?
The Club is designed for levels B1 to C1. If you can already read news articles in English without a dictionary, you have the level you need.
How many pages do I read between sessions?
On average 60 to 80 pages a month. The Midnight Library is short and easy to follow, so the pace stays enjoyable rather than a race.
What happens if I miss a session?
Every session is recorded. You receive the video link to catch up at your own pace, and you keep access to the worksheets.
Do I need to buy the book?
Yes, each participant buys their own copy. The Midnight Library is widely available in paperback, ebook and audiobook, so it is easy to order or borrow before the first session in September.
How many people are in each session?
Between 6 and 10 participants. This small-group format means everyone has room to speak and the discussion stays friendly.
Can I join from outside Europe?
Yes. Sessions run at 7:30 PM European time on Zoom. Check the time difference for your own zone before you register.
How does payment work?
Payment is secure and online. You receive your confirmation and the reading schedule by email straight away.
Can't join this season?
Add your name to the waiting list. You will be notified first for the next season and you will get a preferential rate.