Tuesday, September 24, 2013

The Resurrection

Our Book Club still continues long after the shop has gone.

We have continued to read, continued to meet, continued to discuss, to agree, to disagree about books, about stories, about writing, about authors, about what makes us. There is something about reading for those of us that read that makes us feel privileged. We read to learn, we read to relax, we read to open our minds, it can be cathartic, it can be exhilarating, and it can be simply infuriating when you just can't connect to the story, the character, the style. But when you do, wow!

I have decided to resurrect the blog and shall post a review of our upcoming book 'Mateship With Birds' by Carrie Tiffany, after our discussion on Thursday 3rd October 2013.

S

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

All Out GARAGE SALE

Westgarth Books will be hosting a huge Garage Sale

Kicking off this Saturday, September 8th at 10:00am

There'll be a Sausage Sizzle out front to keep you nourished while you search for bargains.

Hope to see you all there!

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Westgarth Books


An independent book shop in the heart of the Westgarth precinct.

Browse our quality selection of latest books, in our comfortable surroundings with coffee and fireplaces. We offer one of the best services in hard to find books.

The shop hosts author readings, special events and art exhibitions.

Multiple Book Clubs complete a thriving, active community feel and we are just a short walk from the Palace Westgarth Cinema.

Cafe serves coffee, tea, drinks and sweets.  

Saturday, December 31, 2011

Goodbye 2011, Welcome 2012


Thank you for the support over the past year.

Best Wishes to all for a safe & successful New Year.

Remember to have some fun along the way.

(from everyone at Westgarth Books)

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Author Event - Possum Pie Beetroot Beer and Lamingtons by Victoria Heywood

What a wonderful day was had by all who attended Westgarth Books on Saturday October 15, 2011.

There was a sausage sizzle
There were 'possum' pies
There were lamingtons
There was Beetroot Beer (yum) ... and lots more

Thanks to Victoria Heywood

(and 'Dame Edna' for dropping by)