The Alliance Française Miami Metro is delighted to offer its French Book Club, bringing together literature lovers for engaging discussions around contemporary French books.
When?
The club will meet on the following dates: March 10, May 12, and July 16.
Where?
Attend in person at the Alliance Française Miami Metro | 100 Biscayne Blvd
Ste 2120, Miami FL, 33137
Who can join?
The club is open to all French learners from B1/B2 level and above, as well as any French-speaking readers interested
in discovering new books and sharing their thoughts in a friendly setting.
– $10 for members (discount applies automatically)
– $20 for non-members (become a member)
Why join?
July 16 | Inoxtag "Instinct" (tome 2)
Instinct :
Et si écouter son instinct pouvait changer votre vie ?
Dans ce livre sincère et motivant, Inoxtag partage son parcours, ses peurs et ses choix. Il parle de dépassement de soi, de confiance et de courage, avec des mots accessibles et directs.
Un livre inspirant, facile à lire, qui encourage chacun à croire en soi et à suivre sa propre voie.
Participants are responsible for obtaining their own copy of the book.
September 18th | Nos histoires d'Amerique, Edited
by Anna Alexis Michel
Nos Histoires d’Amérique is a collective work that brings together diverse voices from across the Americas. It explores personal and cultural narratives that reflect the richness, complexity, and shared histories of the continent. Each contribution offers a unique perspective on identity, memory, and belonging.
Edited by Anna Alexis Michel, the book highlights the diversity of experiences that connect North, Central, and South America through literature and storytelling. It invites readers to discover how individual stories intersect with broader historical and cultural themes, creating a mosaic of contemporary American identities.
Participants are responsible for obtaining their own copy of the book.
Friday October 2nd | Nos histoires d'Amerique, Nathalie
Cohen
L’Or de Jérusalem is a historical and contemporary novel that blends mystery, memory, and the search for identity across time. The story revolves around the symbolic and emotional power of gold connected to Jerusalem, a city charged with history, spirituality, and conflict.
Through its characters, Nathalie Cohen explores how the past continues to shape the present, especially through family heritage and hidden secrets. The narrative moves between different timelines, gradually revealing connections between personal stories and larger historical events.
The book combines elements of suspense and reflection, offering readers both an engaging plot and a deeper meditation on faith, belonging, and the meaning of legacy.
Participants are responsible for obtaining their own copy of the book.
Why join us?
Each edition of AFMM
Book Club will be announced month by month, with updated information right here.