Give the gift of reading this Mother’s Day
‘I have sailed across a sea of words to ask if you will come away with me.’
-Oliver Jeffers, A Child of Books

With a range of great benefits including discounts in The Reader Bookshop, Café and Ice Cream Parlour, priority booking for selected Reader events, and regular updates on the impact of your support, a Reader Friends membership is the perfect gift for the book lover in your life that makes a difference and lasts all year.
And if that wasn’t enough, order a Reader Friends gift membership before 22 March in person or online and you’ll receive:
- A Reader tote bag in a new bright colour
- A personalised, handwritten card
- A book from our Walking the Earth Bookshelf.
Choose from:
- The Salt Path – Raynor Winn
- Gilead – Marilynne Robinson
- The Living Mountain – Nan Shepherd
- Their Eyes Were Watching God – Zora Neale Hurston
- My Antonia – Willa Cather
- Go Tell it on the Mountain – James Baldwin
- A Portable Paradise – Roger Robinson
All new Friends members also receive:
- The Reader’s A Little Aloud anthology
- 15% Discount on books in The Reader Bookshop
- 20% Discount in the Café and Ice Cream Parlour
- Priority booking for selected events
- Regular email updates
- Friends+ members also receive an annual subscription to The Reader magazine
Reader Friends Membership £48Reader Friends + Membership £60 (inc. The Reader magazine subscription)
All gifts will be posted in time for Mother’s Day on Sunday 27 March. Visit www.thereader.org.uk/Friends for online purchase or talk to us on friends@thereader.org.uk
Share
Related Articles

The Reader’s gardening group calls for more volunteers
The Reader would like to thank the incredible hard work, dedication and energy of its volunteer gardening group for transforming…

Meet The Reader’s volunteer gardeners
Three of our amazing volunteers reveal why they joined and what they enjoy about the group, including Paula Ross who…

“I am always surprised how much better I feel” Elaine’s Volunteering Story
When Elaine retired from her busy job in the NHS she looked for opportunities to spend more time outdoors. Following…