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The Bloomsbury Book Club: Winter Reads

Welcome to the Bloomsbury Book Club! Inspired by The Bloomsbury hotel's deep literary ties to the legendary Bloomsbury Set, we've teamed up with our neighbours at the London Review Bookshop to curate the ultimate reading list for 2025. Whether you're curling up by the fire in winter or basking in the summer sun, our handpicked selection of novels offers the perfect companion for every season. Happy reading!

JANUARY

Cover of ‘The Ministry of Time’ by Kaliane Bradley, an instant Sunday Times and New York Times Bestseller. This novel explores time and history with a gripping plot and intriguing characters. Part of The Bloomsbury Book Club: Winter Reads, curated by the Bloomsbury Hotel and London Review Bookshop.

The Ministry of Time, Kaliane Bradley

An Instant Sunday Times and New York Times Bestseller, this novel offers a thought-provoking exploration of time and history, providing a fresh perspective that invites readers to reflect on the past, present and future. With its gripping plot, intriguing characters and a touch of romance, it’s the perfect choice for cosy, escapist reading this winter, making it a must-have addition to your reading list as you step into the new year.

FEBRUARY

Cover of ‘Everything I Know About Love’ by Dolly Alderton. This heartfelt, humorous memoir explores love, self-discovery, and growing up. Part of The Bloomsbury Book Club: Winter Reads, curated by the Bloomsbury Hotel and London Review Bookshop

Everything I Know About Love, Dolly Alderton

This month is all about love - both the messy, complicated kind and the deeply fulfilling friendships that sustain us. February, with Valentine’s Day and the chill of winter, is the ideal time to curl up with Alderton’s heartfelt, humorous memoir about navigating love, self-discovery and growing up. Her witty writing and relatable reflections on relationships, personal growth and life’s ups and downs make it an engaging and comforting read that will leave you laughing, reflecting and feeling connected to the human experience. Plus, it’s a great reminder of the importance of love in all its forms, whether romantic or platonic.

MARCH

Cover of ‘The Visitor’ by Maeve Brennan. This novel explores identity, relationships, and the Irish experience, celebrating the strength and complexity of women’s voices. Recommended for International Women’s Day and Irish Heritage Month. Part of The Bloomsbury Book Club: Winter Reads, curated by the Bloomsbury Hotel and London Review Bookshop.

The Visitor, Maeve Brennan

As we celebrate both International Women's Day and Irish Heritage Month here at The Doyle Collection, we highly recommend The Visitor. Brennan’s poignant storytelling explores identity, relationships and the Irish experience, while celebrating the strength and complexity of women’s voices. Her work beautifully blends Irish culture with timeless themes, making it a perfect choice for the occasion.