Godalming Library

Bridge Street
Godalming
Surrey
GU7 1HT
England

Website

www.surreycc.gov.uk/libraries

E-mail

libraries@surreycc.gov.uk

Telephone

0300 200 1001

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Goldalming library
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Your local library is so much more than just a place to take out a book or a DVD. Walk in, sit down, and catch up with the latest news by reading a paper or use one of our free computers. Or if you prefer a fabulous evening out, how about attending one of our celebrated author events? If you need to keep the children busy during the holidays, join our many children’s events and activities ranging from Origami making to Story Time.

We know how busy life can be which is why we’ve made it much easier for you to take advantage of our free library services without leaving the house. You can join online as well as renew and reserve items from home. Use our free online reference shelf to help you practice for your UK Driving Theory Test or check out our 19th Century British Library Newspapers: 2 million newspaper pages to access at home!

Extend your love of reading by joining a local reading group or download an eBook to keep you reading on the go. Go on, visit us online to see what we have to offer or visit your local library for more information!

Venue Type:

Library

Opening hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday Closed

Admission charges

FREE

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Tarnished book cover

Julia Crouch: The Psychological Thriller

5 June 2013

Creepy and disturbing, Julia Crouch's previous novels, Cuckoo and Every Vow You Break, will be followed by Tarnished in 2013. Julia has always been fascinated by families who don’t talk to each other. In Tarnished, Peg sets out to unearth her family history, thinking this will be a positive thing but she begins to regret her curiosity when the shocking truth starts to emerge. As well as being a psychological thriller, it is also about class, race and sexuality in a changing Britain.

Both Cuckoo and Every Vow You Break featured women in their thirties as their central characters. To some extent, they were defined by their roles as mothers. Tarnished is a definite break from the earlier novels with a much younger central character. It may appeal to young adult readers as well as Julia’s established adult readership. See titles by Julia Crouch in our catalogue.

Julia often finds her work is inspired by landscape. In the latest novel, the location is Tankerton, Whitstable’s rather shabby neighbour. The Street, a sandbank that protrudes into the North Sea/Thames Estuary at low tide, seemed like a good metaphor for the family secrets that emerge in the novel. Julia enjoys exploring the dark side through her fiction.

Suitable for

  • 18+
  • 16-17

When

7:30-9pm

Admission

Tickets are £5, including refreshments.

Book online using credit/debit cards

Telephone credit/debit cards bookings on 01483 543599. A small handling charge will apply.

Tickets can also be bought in person from Godalming library

Website

http://www.surreycc.gov.uk/events/waverley/an-evening-with-julia-crouch-at-godalming-library

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