Name: Yonkers Book Club: Piranesi
Start: 2026-06-28T22:00:00.000Z
Location: 4701 Franklin St

**📘 The Book Society: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin — Open Discussion**

We're making an evening of it to get stuck into the divisive and brilliant Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin in a relaxed room where no opinion is too odd, and the group always makes the evening worth it.

Reading ahead is great but not required, and bring whatever section you're itching to discuss, and bring your feelings about it — because the most memorable moments here always come from real responses.

The conversation follows whoever has something to add — with no pressure to arrive with a polished verdict, and something genuinely new nearly always surfaces.

First-timers are warmly encouraged to come — and the conversation moves fast enough that settling in just happens, no prep beyond reading required, and the format is built to fold everyone in.

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**The evening in short:**
1. The night opens with a few minutes to settle before the discussion starts
2. Talk opens on a first question and flows on from there, no set agenda
3. Before closing, the group picks or confirms the next title

⭐ *"First night and I'd already booked the next — it's the rare book club you actually look forward to"* – monthly regular

💡 **Handy hint:** note where the book won you over or lost you, since it takes thirty seconds and pays off all night, and the night repays whatever small prep you put in.

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🗯️ Good books are better with good company — RSVP and join the conversation and the talk does the heavy lifting. See you there. 🗯️

Map Orienteering Adventure Challenge Control Walk Club

Emma Chapman

Luke Mcguire

Sarah Francis

Anna Wood

Chris Rios

Billy Huang

Brooke Moses

Holly Wall

Debra Harmon

Michael Travis

Kenneth Hughes

Kenneth Dickerson

Matthew Hall

Christine Thomas

Mrs. Amy Yates

Catherine Thomas

Luis Spencer

Ashley Levy

Francis Wong

Christopher Vazquez

Toronto Book Club: Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

40 Ridge Hill Dr

**📔 Books and Banter: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman · Come As You Are**

The reading group is convening to spend the evening with the one everyone's been reading, A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman with a crowd that keeps it honest and unpretentious, and you rarely head home without a new angle on the book.

There's no page count you have to hit, and note anything that puzzled or moved you, and bring your curiosities — since genuine impressions beat tidy opinions every time.

Talk goes wherever the group takes it — with the conversation often catching out the regulars, and the discussion almost always heads somewhere unpredicted.

The group is open to anyone curious — and most first-timers find it easier than they feared, just show up and the table handles the rest, and most people leave booking the next one.

💡 **Before you come:** write a one-line verdict before you head out, because one concrete thing to say takes the pressure off the rest, and once the talk starts the prep feels natural.

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⭐ The best part of a book is what happens after the last page — come along — no perfect read required and the group is always better with one more reader in it. The conversation gets better with every reader in the room. ⭐

Circle Outdoor Navigation Control Finding Rangers

Ross Mcguire

Justin Meadows

Amanda Thomas

Natalie Pierce

Nicholas Pham

Tanya Nixon

Carl Jensen

Alexander Russo

James Perry

Zachary Collins

Heather White

Morgan Barrett

Melissa Wade

Dana Allen

Stephen Patrick

Ann Elliott

Scott Jordan

Kim Thompson

Briana Calderon

Montréal Book Club: A Man Called Ove

1350 Rue Guertin

**🪟 The Reading Room: The Secret History by Donna Tartt — Bring Your Take**

We're pulling up chairs to trade reactions to The Secret History, written by Donna Tartt in a low-key room full of readers, and you never quite know where the discussion will land.

There's no fixed agenda — with everyone given room to say what mattered to them, and something genuinely new nearly always surfaces.

Skim it, savour it, or somewhere in between, and mark the parts you wanted to reread, and bring your interpretations — since every reader brings something the table would otherwise miss.

This is an open group and newcomers are always welcome — and all you need is interest in the book and a good chat, everything else takes care of itself once you're here, and the evening takes it from there.

⭐ *"Left seeing the book completely differently — everyone there had a totally different read of the same book"* – first-timer

💡 **Heads up:** mark a moment that felt either fake or perfectly true, since the talk moves fast and a note keeps you grounded, and first-timers who do this always settle in faster.

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🌾 Reading alone is one thing, reading together is another — come along — no perfect read required and the group is always better with one more reader in it. The group grows every time someone new joins. 🌾

Bloom into Navigation Park Exploration Team

Gary Wells

Charles Armstrong

William Glover

Patricia Terrell

Laura Anderson

Cassandra Jackson

Christine Taylor

Rebekah Willis

Cheryl Rodriguez

Jennifer Shaw

Tony Kim

Lisa Allen

William Hebert

Randall Washington

Edward Freeman

Anna Wright

Janet Wilson

Morgan Gardner

Isaac Castillo

New York Book Club: The Secret History

83 Henry St

**🎭 Neighbourhood Read: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig**

Join us to analyse and talk through the widely read The Midnight Library by Matt Haig in a casual and welcoming atmosphere, and no two sessions ever feel the same.

There is no agenda to follow — with questions, reactions, and tangents all welcome, and even familiar readers find new angles in a good group discussion.

No requirement to finish — come wherever you are in the book, and flag a moment in the text that stood out, and bring your honest reactions — since there is no wrong reading and every response is worth hearing.

The group is welcoming to anyone who enjoys books and conversation — and the group is warm and unpretentious in equal measure, your presence is the only requirement, and the discussion gets richer with every new reader who joins.

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**What the session looks like:**
1. Introductions are short and the book takes over within the first few minutes
2. Members share their takes and the discussion branches out from there
3. Near the end there is a chance to suggest the next book for the group

⭐ *"Worth it even when I only read half the book — I left with three new books on my list and a new favourite chapter"* – long-time member

💡 **A quick note:** write down your single strongest reaction to the book, as the group always responds better to real reactions than to summaries, and it only takes a minute or two to sort before you leave.

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🌸 Come for the book and stay for the discussion — come along and join a conversation worth having and the conversation is always worth showing up for. The evening is better when you are in it. 🌸

Circle of Park Navigation Challenges

Jeremy Roberts

Nathaniel Mcguire

Amy Padilla

Stephen Graham III

Abigail Peterson

Patricia Martinez

Natalie Greene

Krystal Richardson

Lillian Johnson

Susan Sanchez

Barbara Lucas

Ronnie Harrell

Christopher Murphy

Holly Brewer

Tamara Gomez

Kevin Jones

Kathleen Davis

Austin Gibbs

Yonkers Book Club: The Midnight Library

1815 Rutland St

**🌻 Neighbourhood Read: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke · First-Timers Welcome**

We're convening to read together and talk about this month's pick — Piranesi by Susanna Clarke with other local readers over a relaxed evening, and you will be surprised where the conversation goes.

Any amount of reading is welcome, and mark the passages that made you stop and think, and bring your honest reactions — as the goal is conversation not a book report.

Anyone is welcome regardless of reading experience — and you will find it easy to join the conversation at any point in the evening, bring your reactions and leave the rest to the discussion, and first-timers rarely feel like first-timers for long.

Sessions run as open conversation — with the book as a launchpad for wherever things lead, and the combination of voices in the room is what makes each session unique.

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**Here is how the evening goes:**
- Introductions are short and the book takes over within the first few minutes
- The conversation opens up and covers whatever the group finds most interesting
- The session wraps with a quick note on next month's book

⭐ *"Came once and have been back every month since — even the books I was unsure about became interesting in the discussion"* – someone who was not sure about book clubs

💡 **A quick note:** bring the line that stayed with you longest after closing the book, because specificity is what takes a discussion from good to great, and the discussion handles everything else from there.

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🍂 Some books only make sense once you hear someone else's read — come along and add your voice and first-timers always find it easier than they expected. The discussion starts when you arrive. 🍂

Parks and Maps Journey Navigators Collective

Deanna Campbell

Misty Rogers

Matthew Stanley

Rachel Young

John Boyer

Susan Scott

Seth English

Alexis Carrillo

Suzanne Hart

Christopher Mayo

Richard Armstrong

Susan Rogers

Julie Pena

Kevin Simmons

Johnny Harris

Angela Ward

Richard Strong

Pamela Fisher

William Flores

Yonkers Book Club: Piranesi

4701 Franklin St

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