Some book club meetings just feel like summer. Our Every Summer After gathering was exactly that — sunny, nostalgic, effortless, and one of those nights that instantly becomes a favourite memory. We read Every Summer After by Carley Fortune , the ultimate summer romance: cottage vibes, old love, second chances, and that bittersweet feeling of looking back on the summers that shape you. It was such a fun seasonal read, and the hosts absolutely delivered by turning book club

Some book club meetings are about the book. And some are about the feeling in the room. This one was both. For this meeting, my friend Lauren and I decided to combine book club with one of my favourite traditions: Friendsgiving . The result was one of the coziest, most joyful nights of the year — full of good food, flannel, laughter, and a book that sparked such a great conversation. Our Pick: A Million Little Choices We chose A Million Little Choices — a book built around a

For June, in honour of National Indigenous History Month , our book club chose one of the most impactful books we have ever read: Five Little Indians by Michelle Good . This book was recommended to us by Indigenous people we know in nearby communities, and to this day, it remains one of my personal favourites from our entire book club history. A Difficult but Essential Read This was not an easy book to read, but it was an incredibly important one. Five Little Indians follow