It's not about doing more. It's about doing what matters — on purpose, together.
The Read Together Bridge Guide is a monthly companion to the Wildflower Running book club — designed to help families, parents, and readers of every age have the same conversation from five very different books.
This month's guide covers all five September reads: The Wonderful Things You Will Be, Make Your Bed, Drop the Ball, Atomic Habits, and The Midnight Library — and includes:
Three conversation starters per book
Five activities per book across every category: make something, do something together, move something, commit to something, and go somewhere
Journaling prompts for every age — including separate child/teen and parent versions for the picture book and YA tiers
The Bring it Together experience: one shared dinner table question, a cross-age family activity, and an adult reflection prompt designed to close out the month as a family
14 pages. Printable. Yours to keep.
This is not a worksheet. It's a bridge — between the books, and between the people in your life who are reading them.
It's not about doing more. It's about doing what matters — on purpose, together.
The Read Together Bridge Guide is a monthly companion to the Wildflower Running book club — designed to help families, parents, and readers of every age have the same conversation from five very different books.
This month's guide covers all five September reads: The Wonderful Things You Will Be, Make Your Bed, Drop the Ball, Atomic Habits, and The Midnight Library — and includes:
Three conversation starters per book
Five activities per book across every category: make something, do something together, move something, commit to something, and go somewhere
Journaling prompts for every age — including separate child/teen and parent versions for the picture book and YA tiers
The Bring it Together experience: one shared dinner table question, a cross-age family activity, and an adult reflection prompt designed to close out the month as a family
14 pages. Printable. Yours to keep.
This is not a worksheet. It's a bridge — between the books, and between the people in your life who are reading them.