Read TogetherStories that shape us. Conversations that connect us.
Every month, we read four books woven around one theme — a picture book, a young reader, and two adult reads, one memoir and one personal development. Alongside discussion prompts for every age in your home. Not assigned reading. Not a curriculum. Just a shared shelf and a reason to talk about what's on it.
A note on where to buy
Every book mentioned here links to Bookshop.org — buying through these links supports independent bookstores in your community, not a warehouse. Same books, same price, a better place for your money to land.
There's no right place to begin. Just the place you're drawn to today.
Read Together isn't one book club for one kind of reader. It's five books — one picture book, one for teens, two for adults, and one fiction pick — all exploring the same theme at the same time. Here's why the structure exists, how to use it, and a free bridge guide to help bring every age into the same conversation.
July's Read Together is built around creativity and innovation — an invitation to create freely. Five books — a picture book, a teen read, and three adult reads — woven around what it means to make something without waiting for permission.
June is almost behind us, and I want to celebrate what this month held rather than close it. A reflection on leadership, the village concept, what Leaders Eat Last taught me about showing up — plus a first look at July's theme: creativity and innovation.
We're halfway through June and it's time to talk. A mid-month reflection on leadership, the village concept, and what Simon Sinek's Leaders Eat Last taught me about showing up — not just professionally, but as a mother and a member of my community. Come as you are. Share what stayed with you.
This month's Read Together is built around Leadership and Influence. Four books — a picture book, a young adult, and two adult reads —woven around what it means to lead from the inside out.
May’s Read Together explores emotional intelligence — not as something to master, but as something to gently build awareness around. Four books for four different stages of life, all circling the same quiet practice.
This month’s Read Together is built around confidence — not the loud kind, but the quiet kind that comes from returning to who you already are. Four books (with one picture book) across every age.
We're halfway through July and something happened this week that I didn't expect to feel as significant as it did. A reflection on empathy, creative confidence, and what it means to offer a solution when you're not the obvious expert — plus this month's discussion prompts for every reader in your life.