Book Clubs Everywhere!

Hello book lovers and book club members, 

If you are a Book Club member you know that reading a book is a special experience that can be shared with others - and my readers tell me this book is no exception!

Why did I write this book? I wrote to share my understanding of the world and in particular my understanding of love. In
​A Tipsy Man Goes Naked – Love Tales and Recipes there is much about love but with the extra dimension of food. 

In the book, you may learn where in the world the recipe comes from, who shared it with me and how I found the recipe in my hands.  Each recipe fits into a part of a day of food consumption from breakfast through to supper.

When I was putting this kit together I thought how lovely it would be for you, my readers, to experience the food at the same time you read the story - and this is why the kit follows this format of menus and recipes.

It also allows you to have a separate document of the recipes to add to your own cookbooks without covering your reading material in delicious sauces and mango juice!

And how about a chance to compete in your very own Book Club Bake–Off Competition?  The fun details are listed in the Book Club Bake-Off Competition .

Love, life and food are adventures of the senses... I feel sure the Muse of Aroma and Taste would approve of you sharing his stories and the recipes in this way.

Wishing you a delicious read…
Melody

P.S. I don’t think following these experiences will spoil your enjoyment of the rest of the book, so no spoiler alert required here.

​Download the BOOK CLUB KIT (PDF) with questions for discussion, menu sheets and recipes here.

​Download the BOOK CLUB BAKE-OFF COMPETITION (PDF) with recipes, judging sheets and instructions here.

About the Author

Melody R. Green is an angel communicator, soul coach and award-winning author, living in Newcastle, NSW, Australia - who with the help of the Angels frequently advises her clients about how to navigate the twists and turns of the human road we call love. This is her first work of fiction.