Something Comforting is a friendly and supportive group where like-minded people can connect and inspire one another through the shared experience of reading.

We explore a wide range of mostly non-fiction books (with the occasional allegorical novel) covering topics such as yoga, philosophy, spirituality, mental health & self-development, using these texts to generate meaningful conversations and explore new perspectives.

We meet every 4-6 weeks to discuss our discoveries over tea and snacks.

TEXT FOR THIS DATE: The Midnight Train by Matt Haig (Released on the 26th May. Available for pre-order now in most bookshops)

$18 per person. 50% off for At One Members.

Limited space. Booking is essential!

Please note: as this is one of our most popular events there is an 8 hour cancellation policy. If you can no longer attend please cancel your booking as soon as possible to avoid others missing out.

FAQs

• Are the books provided?

  You will need to bring your own copy of the book to the event. Many books can be found second hand, online, be borrowed from a library or listened to on Spotify.

• Can I listen to an audiobook version instead?

  Of course! Many of our attendees listen to the books on Spotify or Audible. If anything resonates with you whilst you’re listening we highly recommend writing it down so that you don’t forget when it comes to our meet up.

• Does it matter if I haven't finished reading the book by the time we meet?

  Not at all :) We know how busy life gets and although of course this book club encourages you to read regularly, if you don't manage to finish the book in time for the event do not stress! You will still be able to take part in the group discussions.

• If I haven't read the book can I still join?

  Although we encourage you to read the suggested book, if you don't manage to before the event you are still more than welcome to attend! The texts will be used to inspire general conversation and prompt group discussions, so you will definitely be able to participate in these regardless of whether you have read the book.

• Do you recommend making notes whilst reading the book?

  Definitely! We recommend highlighting extracts, making notes and/or journalling as you read so that you can get the most of each book and bring any insights along to share with the group.

• Do I have to share anything personal?

  Of course not. There is never any pressure to share something if you're not comfortable doing so. Each participant is responsible for creating their own boundaries as well as respecting those of others.

• Can I suggest books to read?

  Absolutely! Suggestions always welcome.