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Book Club Outdoors

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About us

Love reading and meaningful conversations? So do we.

This group is for people who enjoy sharing thoughts about books in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere—preferably outdoors, surrounded by trees, sunshine, and the beautiful parks of Paris. We’ll meet regularly in different parks across the city to discuss a chosen book, exchange perspectives, and get to know one another in a friendly and open-minded environment.

The goal isn’t to analyze books like in a classroom, but to create a space where everyone feels comfortable expressing their ideas, interpretations, and feelings about what they’ve read. Whether you’re an avid reader or just getting back into books, your voice is welcome here.

What to expect at our meetups:
• Casual and respectful discussions about the selected book
• A small, social atmosphere where people can connect naturally
• Time to relax, enjoy the outdoors, and maybe even bring a picnic or a coffee ☕

This book club is about more than just reading—it’s about building connections, discovering new perspectives, and enjoying thoughtful conversations in some of the most beautiful outdoor spaces in Paris.

Bring a book, bring your curiosity, and join us for good reads and good company 🌼

Upcoming events

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🌿 Exploring Mastery by Robert Greene 🌿
Sat, May 23 · 4:00 PM CEST
Parc Monceau, 5 avenue Van dick 75008, Paris, FR
🌼 Somewhere in a park in Paris, we’ll sit down together and spend a bit of time with the first three chapters of Mastery by Robert Greene, a book about how people find their direction, often slowly and imperfectly, and grow into it over time.

Let's enjoy the rhythm of spring, and take some time to exchange perspectives in a relaxed, open-minded atmosphere. It’s as much about the conversation as it is about the book, getting to know how others think, what resonates with them, and where views differ.

Mastery is known for its clear, engaging writing and its mix of philosophy, psychology, and real-life stories. Greene looks at how people find their path, often in uncertain or unexpected ways, and how they develop their craft over time. For this gathering, we’ll stay with the first three chapters (and leave the rest for a second round).

Discover Your Calling

Submit to Reality

See People as They Are

Each of these opens up space for reflection, not just on the book, but on our own experiences. The conversation can move naturally between what Greene writes and what it brings up for each of us: moments we’ve gone through, things we’re questioning, or perspectives that don’t quite match.

It’ll be relaxed. Sitting in the grass, or on a bench, maybe with a coffee or something to share. No rigid structure, no pressure to speak if you don’t feel like it. Just a group of people taking the time to think and talk, together. 🌼

Goodreads reference: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13589182-mastery
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Organizers

Caroline Andreoni Barcat Intasch

Members

27

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