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Welcome to Züriverse
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Find Friends to meet up and discuss your favorite books!
 The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store – James McBrideA richly written novel set in a small Pennsylvania town in the 1930s, where secrets, community, and compassion collide. It’s funny, soulful, and deeply human — a favorite for both critics and readers. |  The Women – Kristin HannahA moving historical drama that follows a young nurse serving in Vietnam and the challenges she faces when she returns home. It’s emotional, powerful, and full of hear. |  The Housemaid – Freida McFaddenIt starts as the perfect job: good pay, beautiful house, nice family. Then the doors start locking, and nothing feels safe anymore. A fast, dark, addictive thriller that’ll mess with your head. |
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 Orbital – Samantha HarveySix astronauts drift above the Earth for a single day, reflecting on everything below. Gentle, meditative, and breathtakingly written—a reminder of how small and miraculous life can be. |  The God of the Woods – Liz MooreA child vanishes at a lakeside camp, and the town’s perfect image begins to crack. Atmospheric and slow-burning, this mystery pulls you in with every page until you can’t look away. |  One Golden Summer – Carley FortuneOne summer. One connection that never fades. It’s tender, nostalgic, and warm—the kind of story that makes you want to chase sunsets and believe in timing again. |
 Great Big Beautiful Life – Emily HenrySometimes your plans fall apart—and that’s where the story really begins. Emily Henry delivers another heartfelt tale about rediscovering joy when life doesn’t go to plan. |  The Emperor of Gladness – Ocean VuongA poetic journey through love, loss, and memory. Ocean Vuong’s words don’t just tell a story—they linger, ache, and hum long after you’ve closed the book. |  Sunrise on the Reaping – Suzanne CollinsStep back into Panem, years before Katniss. The world is new, the Games are raw, and the fight to survive is more personal than ever. It’s the return Hunger Games fans have been waiting for. |
What our members are saying
Sam, UZH Medizin Student
"After long days at uni, the book club is my favourite way to unwind and discover new reads. Every meeting introduces me to stories I’d never have found on my own."
James, ZHAW student
“I love how I always stumble upon books I’d never have picked up otherwise. Instead of scrolling or studying, I get to lean back, listen, and dive into new worlds.”
Alex, UZH student
"What I love most about Züriverse is how easy it is to connect. You come for the books, but you stay for the people — for the laughter, the stories, and the feeling that you’re part of something bigger."
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