Think I've missed the April book club announcement.

Oh my goodness, a very senior few months here. I received a copy of Shtum several months ago, and simply could not figure out where it had come from! k must have signed up for it shortly after I joined Gransnet. I do apologise...I loved the book and would have enjoyed discussing it...

Excellent - fingers crossed!

Thank you Maggie I looked and May's book is there . I've applied and hope others who have been missing the announcement see your post too.

For anyone looking under Want to Join the Gransnet Book Club for the link to apply for May's book (as that's where the link had moved to last month). It's not there any more, it's back on the main Books page. And open for applications now

I am delighted to have receivved a copy of Schtum. Thank you - I shall start reading it today.

Just received my copy of Schtum and looking forward to reading it . Thank you.

Seriously, I think that now we know where the book page link has moved to, we should be able to find it in future.

I haven't had a newsletter for months - I thought you'd stopped sending them. I'm starting to feel pushed out

Thanks for Schtum. Just finished a great John Grisham, so perfect timing.

Shtum just arrived - great timing - just coming to the end of JoJo Moyes Night Music which I have really enjoyed - and was wondering what I would read next. Thank you

Received my copy of Shtum. Really looking forward to reading it as the cover states that it's likely to be enjoyed by fans of 'The Rosie Project' and I really enjoyed that book and the sequel. Thank you Gransnet.

My copy of Shtum, has arrived - perfect timing - this will be my reading matter for my commute to work over the next few days, although if I get hooked I'll probably finish the book this weekend.

Shtum, arrived today , thank you, really looking forward to reading this book.

Has anyone seen the application form on an iPad?
I'll definitely get a copy of Schtum, it's subject is very relevant in our family. Thank you lucyinthesky for saying what it is about.
Sounds like a few regular readers in the book club have been having problems accessing the form.

Me too, Waveney, what with Christmas, birthday and Mother's Day I'll be first in the queue for May's book, though!

Just managed to find it, thanks Maggiemaybe! I think you might have to be on the desktop version as well. it's a good job I have a backlog of books to read this month!

Well, I've found it now. For anyone else who's missed out as well, and has hopes of getting any future books, you've to click on Books, then on the link about Want to Join the Book Club, which is under the link to March's book And that's where the application form for the April book must have been.

I agree, Maggiemaybe, I have no idea how to find the book of the month now as it has always been on the home page.Lauragransnet, could you please explain it to me! I am really disappointed.

LauraGransnet, I don't understand Has the place for the link for applying for the monthly books changed then? I (along with others) did report last month that I hadn't seen the announcement for March's choice under Books, where it always used to be, and we were just told that it had appeared as usual and all books had been claimed. I've been looking out for April's over the past couple of weeks in the usual place, but it seems I've missed out again. If the link's now under Forums/Book Club, it would have been nice to have been informed (so thank you gillyknits)

Wow, that was quick.Just got my copy of Shtum and it isn't even April until tomorrow. Gives me plenty of time to read it.
I found that if I wanted to apply for the books it was a good idea to go on the forums and click the link for 'book club'. Then you can click the link for the next month's book.I will look for May book towards the middle of April. (Just have to remember to do it, which isn't easy these days)

Thank you, just received my copy of Shtum, cant recall applying for it so a greater surprise. Really looking forward to starting it tonight.

I've already read 'Shtum' it's a great book - sad but also humorous. Jem Lester has an autistic son which may be why it is such a believable read.

Thank you GNHQ just arrived home to a copy of Shtum, want to sit down and start it but somebody must have been in while I was out and left a right tip