Introducing Our New Book Club! 🍷📚      

We now have some openings for the book club, please call us to discuss.

We’re thrilled to announce something warm, wonderful, and very Fauvette: our brand-new Book Club, debuting in January 2026!

Each gathering will celebrate stories that revolve around food — not cookbooks, but tales where flavours, kitchens, wine, and shared meals stir the plot and the heart.

 

Book 5

* Blessed are the Cheesemakers *

by Sarah-Kate Lynch

Blessed are Corrie and Fee, for theirs is the kingdom of the world’s tastiest farmhouse cheese. Tucked away in a corner of Ireland, the lifelong friends turn out batch after batch of perfect Coolarney Blues and Golds, thanks to co-operative cows, non-meat-eating milkmaids and the wind blowing just so in the right direction…

 

 

Book 4

* Lessons in Chemistry *

by Bonnie Garmus

A witty, feminist novel set in the early 1960’s. It follows Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant, no-nonsense chemist who faces severe sexism in a male dominated scientific world. After being fired from her research lab and becoming a single mother, she reluctantly takes a job hosting a tv cooking show.

 

 

Book 3

* Only in Naples, Lessons in food and famiglia *

by Katherine Wilson

This warm and witty memoir follows a young American woman who moves to Naples and finds herself drawn into the rhythms of an Italian family, discovering that food, love and famiglia are inseparable in Neapolitan life.

 

 

Book 2

* Butter *

by Asako Yuzuki

Our next food themed novel takes us to Japan were we meet a female gourmet cook / serial killer and a journalist intend on cracking her case – This book has become a modern cult classic and is expertly translated by Polly Barton.

 

 

Book 1

* Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe *

by Fannie Flagg

We loved the film! However, the book has so much more to offer. It is an endearing and affecting novel about two women: Evelyn, who is in the sad slump of middle age, and gray-headed Mrs. Threadgoode, who is telling her life story. Her tale includes two more women, the irrepressibly daredevilish tomboy Idgie and her friend Ruth who back in the thirties ran a little place in Whistle Stop, Alabama, offering good coffee, southern barbecue, and all kinds of love and laughter, even an occasional murder….

 

Order Your Copy Locally

To keep our community spirit strong, we’re encouraging everyone to order their copy through Mel at Griffin Books.

Support local, read local, gather local.

 

✨ Why Join? 

A cosy evening every six weeks

Great conversation with fellow book-and-food lovers

Thoughtful stories paired with good wine

The joy of slowing down and savouring something together

If you’d like to take part in our very first gathering or join up during the year, simply email us by clicking the link below or pop into the shop to register your spot.

We can’t wait to share this delicious adventure with you.

 

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Please write "Book Club" in the subject line and provide us with your name and phone number. We will contact you to confirm your membership.