Promoting the culture of reading, the Ali and Nino Book Club has selected four exciting titles for November. The sessions will take place throughout the day, covering various genres — from philosophical fiction and French literary art to children’s adventure and romantic classics.
Event Schedule:
11:30 – Irvin D. Yalom, When Nietzsche Wept
A deeply philosophical and psychological novel exploring the encounter between philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and Dr. Josef Breuer. The book examines pain, freedom, and self-discovery through the lens of psychoanalysis and existentialism, offering readers a chance to dive into a world of intellectual contrasts.
13:00 – Thomas Schlesser, Les Yeux de Mona (The Eyes of Mona)
A touching French novel that bridges art and life. Inspired by the mysterious gaze of the Mona Lisa, it takes readers on a journey through museums, paintings, and self-discovery — a moving reflection on passion, art, and the meaning of life.
14:30 – Roald Dahl, Danny the Champion of the World
A heartwarming story for children about courage, family, and adventure. Danny and his father’s unforgettable plan inspires young readers with humor, love, and the joy of imagination.
16:30 – Kurban Said, Ali and Nino
A world-renowned Azerbaijani classic about love between cultures, identity, and freedom. Through its poetic storytelling, the novel invites readers into the rich historical atmosphere of Baku and the Caucasus.
At the end of the day, readers will have discovered different literary worlds and gained new perspectives through discussion.
Once again, Ali and Nino Book Club offers a warm, creative, and inspiring environment to share the love of literature together.