Join us for the next Harwell Book Club session, hosted by Hannah from Be Free Young Carers, as we dive into The Secret of Secrets by Dan Brown – a gripping thriller packed with mystery, hidden codes, ancient secrets and big questions about the human mind.

About the book:

Robert Langdon is back. When a trip to Prague takes a dangerous turn and a prominent scientist goes missing, Langdon finds himself caught up in a race to uncover a mystery that could change how we understand human consciousness.

Blending science, history, symbols and suspense, this is a book full of twists to get you thinking – and plenty to discuss!

Whether you’re a long-time Dan Brown fan or picking up one of his books for the first time, come along to share your theories, debate the twists and hear what everyone else made of it.

📅 Tuesday 8th December, 12:15 – 13:00

📍 Community Library Space, Quad One

Claim your copy:

Books are available to collect from Quad Two Reception from 10:00 on Thursday 5th November. Copies are limited so sign-up using the button below to claim your book and secure your place at the discussion.

By registering and collecting a book, you’re committing to attend the discussion on Tuesday 8th December. Please only claim a copy if you’re able to make the session so everyone has a fair chance to take part.

Regular attendee? Please return your previous book when collecting your new copy. New members are always welcome!

How it works?

• Sign-up: Register using the button above.
• Collect your book: Pick up your copy from Quad Two Reception from 10:00 on Thursday 5th November. Books are available on a first come, first serve basis, or you’re welcome to source your own.
• Read & Discuss: Enjoy around four weeks to read the book before we meet for a 45-minute lunchtime discussion. Food will be provided but feel free to bring your own lunch too. 

We look forward to hearing your theories! 📖 

About Be Free Young Carers:

Based on campus, Be Free Young Carers is the only charity in Oxfordshire dedicated to supporting children aged 8–17 with caregiving responsibilities for a family member. They’re passionate about learning and growing through books, and can’t wait to connect with other readers on campus.

The book club will be led by Hannah, one of their fundraisers. If you love discussing business and self-development books, we want to see you there.