skip to Main Content

Discover your next great read!

A book is always better when you can share it with others!

Join Our Book Club...

Prime Time for Women’s Book Club inspires meaningful connections through reading and discussing books. We believe in the power of our book club to foster positive social connections, enhance the reading experience, and support continuous learning, all key factors for healthy aging.

Become a member and join our book club and build bonds through the love of books. Enjoy lively discussions that often, but not always, lead to intimate conversations with fellow book lovers who often become dear friends! Meet in person as a different member leads the discussion each month…after all, every woman deserves to be seen and heard!

Interested in selecting a book and facilitating the discussion at an upcoming Book Club meeting?

Book Club Selection for 2025

JANUARY
THE THINGS WE KEEP
by Sally Hepworth
Led by Amy Vennett
Location: TBD

FEBRUARY
STATISTICALLY SPEAKING
by Debbie Johnson
Led by Brenda Finley
Location: TBD

MARCH
THE GIRL WITH THE LOUDING VOICE
by Abi Dare
Led by Sharon Hoppe
Location: TBD

APRIL
THE KEEPER OF HAPPY ENDINGS

by Barbara Davis

Led by Linda Henry

Location: TBD

MAY
THE GLASS MAKER
by Tracy Chevalier
Led by Peni Jo Renner
Location: TBD

JUNE
BENEATH THE SCARLET SKY
by Mark Sullivan
Led by Robyn Summer
Location: TBD

JULY
BERRY PICKERS
by Amanda Peters
Led by Tisha May
Location: TBD

AUGUST
SPINNING SILVER
by Naomi Novik
Led by Nancy Hadley
Location: TBD

SEPTEMBER 
REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES
by Shelby Van Pelt
Led by Cidalia Brocca
Location: TBD

OCTOBER
THE WATER DANCER
by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Led by Maggie Terry
Location: TBD

NOVEMBER
JAMES
by Percival Everett
Led by Bernadette Wagner
Location: TBD

14 Ways Reading Improves Your
Mind and Body

Download this infographic to learn more about how reading
affects your well-being. 

Infographic used with permission from The Expert Editor

Sample Book Club Meeting...

Prime Time for Women discusses The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Richardson. Discussion led by member Marcia Toder.

Back To Top