Book Clubs That Don’t Feel Like Homework

We host book clubs the Judging By The Cover way: low-pressure, high-vibes, and full of juicy conversation.

Each month, we dive into fantasy, thriller, and horror picks—with a bonus seasonal summer mood-read that’s all about vibes over plot twists. Whether you’re here for the witches, the whodunits, or the women taking revenge (or falling in love), there’s a seat for you.

Expect thoughtfully chosen titles, themed snacks, drinks, and a room full of readers who get it. Newcomers welcome, always.

Join us every other Saturday morning for a gentle walk through the neighborhood—just you, your audiobook, and a few fellow book lovers. We’ll meet in front of the store at 9am, press play together, and take a 30–45 minute stroll.

No cost, no pressure—just fresh air, good company, and a story in your ears.

A Christmas Carol
Charles Dickens

Ghosts, Christmas, second chances, and o ne famously miserable old man. Join us for dinner and a cozy winter discussion of Dickens's Christmas classic. This story has been retold in just about every way imaginable.

Your ticket includes a Penguin Clothbound Classics edition, dinner, and a smaller discussion group for a truly special book club experience.

Lawrence in the Fall
Matthew Farina

A sweet fall story about friendship, family, and finding beauty in unexpected places.

Book purchase optional; pre-read not required.
Ages 3-6.
All children must be accompanied by an adult.

The MASH Up
Laurie Marie Meyers

Two people with very different ideas about love find their lives unexpectedly colliding. A contemporary romance about relationships, expectations, and what happens when happily-ever-after doesn't quite look the way you planned.

Victorian Psycho
Virginia Feito

Winifred Notty has been hired as governess at a remote Victorian estate... and the family has no idea what they've invited into their home. Dark, gruesome, wickedly funny, and completely unhinged.

A Stage Set for Villains
Shannon S. Spann

A story filled with secrets, theatrics, and characters who may not be quite what they seem. Perfect for teen readers who don't mind rooting for the villain every once in a while.

Ages 14-17

George Falls Through Time
Ryan Collett

George falls asleep in 2025 and wakes up three hundred years in the past with no idea how he got there, or how to get home. A time-travel adventure that drops a modern man straight into the chaos of Georgian England.

Pride & Prejudice
Jane Austen

Wit, romance, family drama, and one very memorable Mr. Darcy. Your ticket includes a Penguin Clothbound Classics edition, dinner, and a smaller discussion group for a truly special book club experience.

Mockingjay
Suzanne Collins

The rebellion has begun, and Katniss finds herself at the center of a fight much bigger than the arena. We'll continue our journey through Panem as we get closer to our movie night later this year.

Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt
Ben Reeve

A tender, funny novel about love, loss, family, and our interpretations of our own lives. Perfect for readers who love character-driven fiction with plenty to talk about afterward.

The Other Moctezuma Girls
Sofia Robleda

Inspired by the lives of Moctezuma's daughters, this sweeping novel follows the women left to navigate a transformed world after the Spanish conquest. A story of survival, identity, family, and the women too often left out of history.

No assigned reading. Just a cozy night to talk books with other readers.

Members-only after-hours session follows at 7pm. No registration if you have a Book Club Membership.

A Stranger on the Beach
Michele Campbell

A troubled marriage, a mysterious stranger, an affair, and a murder where everyone has a different version of what happened. A twisty psychological thriller built for a book club full of theories.

Sea of Charms
Sarah Beth Durst

An enchanted sea filled with dangerous magic, strange creatures, and secrets waiting beneath the surface. A sweeping fantasy adventure for readers ready to disappear into another world.