Since they were very little, my daughters and I’ve enjoyed “Chatter Chats” – these are really just chats about any and everything; time to focus on each other, and “catch up.” Conversations with them are the most precious memories I have. In fact, I love meaningful conversations. Conversations have the potential to inspire, to challenge, to teach, to entertain, to ultimately connect us with someone else. 

I’ve spent the last week rereading River’s Rowan multiple times. It’s a complicated story. Reading it made me wish I could talk about it with others, and that made me think of the book club for “Ash” that’s starting next week. Thinking about that in person book club made me think of the virtual book club I’m a part of at our local library. That made me think, what if there was a book club for the Storytimers – the readers of the blog? 

And so.. Chapter Chats was born: a virtual book club where we can read the same story at the same time, talk about the characters, plots and themes of the stories — and our lives.

Currently:

We begin reading Forget Me Not on September 4.

When you sign up for Chapter Chats, you will get a free copy of the current selection so that you can read along with us.