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Reed Creek Nature Park Could Be The Answer To One Of Your New Year’s Resolutions

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One of the most common New Year’s resolutions for many people is often times to read more.

If reading more books is one of your New Year’s resolutions for 2024, this might be just right for you.

Reed Creek Nature Park is starting up a new book club this month called the Wild Pages. In the Wild Pages book club, you will discuss books that will inspire you to take a hike and tackle your fears. The club will be focused on diving into books that focus on adventure and thought-provoking stories of nature.

When does the book club take place?

The book club will meet each month on Tuesday at 6:30 pm inside the Wetland Interpretive Center.

What are the upcoming books?

The upcoming book for January’s read is A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. The book is a memoir of his hiking adventure along the Appalachian trail. So it will allow the reader to follow the author as they navigate through the trails and learn about its challenges and beauty. The club will meet January 30 to discuss the book.

The Book for the February’s read is Wild by Cheryl Strayed. It will be discussed on February 27. The book focuses on the aftermath of Cheryl Strayed losing everything from her mothers death to her own marriage being destroyed. From that she decided to do something she never did before -hike more than a thousand miles of the Pacific Crest Trail from the Mojave Desert through California and Oregon to Washington State Alone. So the book will follow her though the journey.

It is free to be apart of the book club.

New Year’s resolution or not this new book club at Reed Creek Nature Park could open your mind up from the stories of the characters experiences. It will also be interesting to see what book will be discussed each month.

7 Book Clubs in Augusta for you to Join

Have you ever started reading a good book and you just needed to discuss it? Finding a local book club is the best way to discuss your next great read. Sounds like a good plan right? We knew you’d love it – so we’ve gathered a list of book clubs in Augusta for you to check out.

Joining a book club or even starting your own can hold a lot of benefits.

  • Read a range of books outside of your comfort zone
  • Get to meet new people
  • Reading keeps you learning
  • Deadline holds you accountable for regular reading
  • Encouraged to share your opinion

Check out the local book clubs below.

  • The Book Tavern Book Club

    Every last Thursday of the month, you can gather at the Book Tavern or virtually to discuss a novel. To find out more, click here.

  • Page Turners Book Club

    Barnes and Nobles located in the Augusta Mall, has a monthly book club meet up. It falls on every first Wednesday at 6pm in the café. For more information, click here.

  • Bean There, Read That

    Each month, you can meet up at the Harlem Java House to discuss some new reads. For more information, click here.

  • ADDICTED TO INVESTING BOOK CLUB

    Auben Reality hosts a bi-monthly meeting to discuss selected passages and expand your mind and the minds of others. To learn more, click here. 

  • Cookbook Bites

    Do you have a love for cooking and books? While this may not be your typical book club, join the Appleby Branch Library as everyone shares there favorite recipes from cookbooks. To learn more, click here.

  • The Novel Newts

    This Facebook group is a local book club in the CSRA. Each month a poll is used to pick the genre and book.

    They start on the first of each month and stay on that book for 3 weeks. There is monthly meetings/chats held the last week of the month.

    They will announce each new book at the monthly meeting, giving a week to purchase the new book.

    To join and learn more about the Facebook group, click here.

  • Augusta Book Swap

    Coming June 3, 2023 will be the first Augusta Book Swap hosted by the Columbia County Advocates for Public Education. You can bring books to gift to someone or you don’t have to bring any books, but you can still find one that intrigues you. For more, information, click here. 

Darasha Singleton is a native of Augusta, Georgia who serves as the Digital Content Coordinator at Beasley Media Group. If you think there is nothing to do in Augusta, check her posts! You're sure to find something to do. Aside from work, Darasha enjoys going to the Saturday Market on the River and any local festivals.

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