Nature Lovers Book Club

Read | Connect | Explore Join us for the Nature Lovers’ Book Club, where literature and the natural world come together! Whether you’re a devoted reader, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking for a welcoming community to share thoughtful discussions, our monthly gatherings provide the perfect space to explore stories that celebrate the environment, wildlife, and the human connection to nature. Meeting Details: When: Second Monday of each month at 9:30 AM Where: The Pavilion at Dunwoody Nature Center (Alternate location if camp activities require a move: J. Christopher’s in The Shops of Dunwoody - please call to confirm.) Who: Open to all—join us anytime! 2026 Reading List (Support local and shop The Book Bird) January: Walden - Henry David Thoreau February: How to Catch a Mole: Wisdom from a Life Lived in Nature (Mark Hamer, Mary Kessee) March: A Walk in the Park : the true story of a spectacular misadventure in the Grand Canyon (Kevin Fedarko) April: The Ghost Map (Stevben Johnson) May: Raising Hare: A Memoir (Chloe Dalton) June Eating Stone: Imagination and the Loss of the Wild / Ellen Meloy July: Prodigal Summer (Barbara Kingsolver) August: In the Shadow of Man (Jane Goodall) September: Hurricane Lizards and Plastic Squid: The Fraught and Fascinating Biology of Climate Change (Thor Hanson) October: Beastly Britain: An Animal History (Karen R. Jones) November: Owls of the Eastern Ice (Jonathan C. Slaght) December: Poetry Come for the books, stay for the conversation! No RSVP required—just bring your curiosity and love for reading.