Leaves of Literature Book Club
Dec 18 @ 6:45 pm - 8:00 pm
The third Thursday of each month | 6:45-8 p.m. | The Trailhead Store | Free
Dive into stories and the beauty of conversation at Leaves of Literature, Daniel Stowe Conservancy’s book club. Each month, we explore a thoughtfully selected book—often inspired by nature, conservation or the botanical world—and gather to share insights, discuss themes and connect with fellow readers in a welcoming, relaxed environment.
Whether you’re an avid reader or simply looking for a way to engage with stories and the outdoors, Leaves of Literature offers a cozy space to explore new ideas, exchange perspectives and enjoy meaningful conversation among friends and nature lovers alike.
The group will focus on reading a book a month from various genres – both fiction and nonfiction!
No pre-registration or previous participation is required; simply read the book of the month by the book club date and bring your curiosity, a blanket or lawn chair and the book!
November Pick: The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey
This 2010 nonfiction memoir is about the author’s experience being bedridden with a chronic illness. While confined to her bed, she finds solace and a sense of wonder by observing a wild snail that a friend brings her.The book details her fascination with the snail’s life, which becomes a source of comfort and a way to understand her own confined existence.
