Hi there,
As of writing this, we have 1,941 people subscribed to the book club 🤯
I’m always amazed when new members join and share how they stumbled upon this community. At the end of the day, all of us share a desire to read more books, even if we come from such vastly different parts of the world.
You’d be shocked at all the different places people come from. We have representation from every continent!
Could you do me a favor? Take two minutes to introduce yourself in the comments of this post. Here’s mine:
My name is Maneet, and I’m from Connecticut (about an hour away from NYC). One book that really changed my life was Atomic Habits by James Clear. Not only did it help with creating better habits in my life, it was also the first official book of this book club!
You can keep it short.
Just answer the three questions listed below. Participating in the comment section will make the book club experience much more enjoyable for you, and for everyone else in the community. It’s also the place I’ll be hanging out to chat, I read every comment.
What’s your name?
Where are you from?
What’s one book that changed your life or really left an impact?
Looking forward to chatting with you :)
Warmly,
Maneet
Hey, this is Chaitanya from India. I read "The Life of Pi" about 4-5 years back. A great book by Yann Martel that changed my outlook on life. Taught me a different way to evaluate things that we often interact with, with or without sincere interest. It helped me shape my opinion on these aspects such as religion, purpose, and importance of life. And of course, the bond of love between a human and an animal depicted in the book also enchanted me.
Hi everyone. I’m Dave and I live across the pond in England. A book that changed my life is Who moved my cheese by Dr Spencer Johnson. It really help me when I had some struggles with my mental health several years ago