What non-fiction book(s) would you recommend reading? We're gathering our reading list for 2026 and it would be great to have a bunch of suggestions! This - dotiau.org/doers-and-im... - will give a flavour of the books we've already read.

👀 Chimes with the discussion in our latest book - Empire of AI by Karen Hao.

Join us in reading and discussing Empire of AI by Karen Hao.

Enjoyed discussing 'The Ministry for the Future' by Kim Stanley Robinson with @doersandimprovers.bsky.social today. I hadn't actually managed to read the book😂 but it was great to hear everyone else's views.

Join us in reading and discussing @edconway.bsky.social’s book, Material World.

Etymology of the day: ‘book’ comes from an ancient root shared by ‘beech’, a wood that people used for engraving inscriptions. ‘Paper’ comes from ‘papyrus’, and ‘volume’ is from the Latin for a ‘roll’ of parchment. Happy World Book Day.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 As St David said: Gwnewch y pethau bychain (do the little things). We’d like to think that included: 📚 reading 📚 joining a book club 📚 supporting your local library 📚 buying a book from an independent bookshop

Loved reading 'Tir: The Story of the Welsh Landscape' by Carwyn Graves with @doersandimprovers.bsky.social. Beautiful book about the history of peoples' relationship with the land in Wales and how we might move forward in more sustainable ways.

Speaking of books, we had a wonderful conversation about Tir: The story of the Welsh Landscape by Carwyn Graves at @doersandimprovers.bsky.social last week. Such as lovely and thought-provoking book about peoples' relationship with the land in Wales.

Of course, we would advocate reading a book! We’re currently reading Tir: the story of the Welsh landscape. What are you reading? ✍🏻 Vicky Barone

Quote from ‘Tir: the story of the Welsh landscape’ by Carwyn Graves

Here are some of the books we’ll be reading in 2025. You’re more than welcome to join us! We meet online. More info here 👇🏻 dotiau.org/doers-and-im...

I've really enjoyed being part of this bookclub. Join us if you'd like to read and discuss some thought- provoking books.

If you’re looking for inspiration of books to read, these are the ones we read this year.

Is one of your New Year’s resolution to read more books? Have you ever fancied joining a friendly and supportive book club? If so, you’re more than welcome to join us at Doers and Improvers Book Club. The first book we’re reading and will be discussing in 2025 is Tir by Carwyn Graves.

In our latest What To Read Now blog: 📕 Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Making Enemies by @louiestowell.bsky.social, 📙Twenty-Four Seconds From Now by Jason Reynolds @faberbooks.bsky.social 📘 Vanishing Edge by Zillah Bethell, @fireflypress.bsky.social https://buff.ly/3VRWFWL #ReadingForPleasure

Any thoughts on books we could be reading next year? Please take a look at what we’ve read so far… dotiau.org/doers-and-im...

We’re meeting today. If you’d like to join us for a discussion, please DM for a link 📚

If you haven’t read Doughnut Economics by @kateraworth.bsky.social - grab a copy from your library! It was great to hear Kate speak at Wellbeing Economy Cymru Festival of Ideas today.

We’re currently reading Mushroom at the End of the World by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing. You’re more than welcome to join us online on the 3rd December, 12:30-13:30 for a discussion about the book. Please DM for a link.

At Doers and Improvers Book Club, we create a safe, supportive and fun space to learn, share and reflect together. We’ve been running for 5 years and have read loads of great books! Check them out here 👉🏻 www.dotiau.org/doers-and-improvers-book-club #Books #Wellbeing #Sustainability #Leadership