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1. Loved Lunch with Marnie’s Book Club

Marnie and the ‘girls’ from her book club arrived at The Hughenden for lunch.

They travelled across Sydney from their usual haunt at Beecroft Bookshop.

Paul MacDonald the owner and event coordinator for Beecroft Books runs fabulous events – everyone from multi award winning author Jacke French to Shan Tan to new authors like Aleesah Darlinson and illustrators Sarah Davis. He did a wonderful window display of ‘Always Jack’ – thankyou Paul.

Marnie and the Club came to the East this time. We spoke about ‘Always Jack’ and seeing life as warm, funny, loving and safe to talk about cancer.

I love their talk about books, life and their friendship across ages.  

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