COLLECTIVE Book Club

March’s COLLECTIVE Book Club reflection invites us to sit with stories of care, displacement, and quiet resilience. Through Keepers of Lost Children, we are asked to consider what it means to hold others while navigating our own becoming. Our reflection moved beyond the story into lived experience ... examining the balance between caring for others and tending to ourselves, and asking: What am I holding that I need to release?

April’s COLLECTIVE Book Club selection invites us into a story that lingers! One that explores family, identity, and the quiet tensions that shape how we belong to one another. Kin by Tayari Jones gently unfolds the complexities of connection, asking us to reflect on what we inherit, what we carry, and how we choose to show up for those we call our own.

February’s COLLECTIVE Book Club reflection draws us into a story of migration, survival, and the unseen labor women carry across generations. Through The Parlour Wife, we explore the weight of expectation, the search for belonging, and the quiet strength it takes to navigate unfamiliar worlds while holding onto self.

January’s COLLECTIVE Book Club discussion opened the year with a thoughtful exploration of identity, healing, and the unseen layers women carry. Through Nightbloom, we reflected on the quiet unfolding of self, the complexities of belonging, and the ways our stories shape how we move through the world.