We’ve created a free monthly book club with discussion questions delivered right to your inbox! These books correspond with the monthly topics covered by our speakers in the monthly meetings.
M. Judson keeps these books in stock and is offering
any HerHaus member 10% off of the Book Club books!
Big Magic is written as a template, with lessons on how to unleash our creativity. The chapter headings are bold words: Courage, Enchantment, Permission, Persistence, Trust, and Divinity. Each chapter contains inspirational stories to guide us towards the magic that is creativity, curiosity, love, wonder, and bravery.
Everything I Know About Love is a memoir by British journalist and author Dolly Alderton that explores love, relationships, and personal development from childhood to her 30s. The book is a candid and honest account of the highs and lows of modern dating, the importance of self-love and female friendships, and the trials and triumphs of becoming an adult.
In Praise of Difficult Women outlines 29 women who forged their own paths—women like Nora Ephron, Frida Kahlo, and Carrie Fisher. The book is witty, charming, engaging, and unapologetically feminine.
This insightful book offers a unique approach to managing your personal finances by exploring the spiritual and emotional aspects of money. Nemeth, a renowned psychologist and coach, guides readers through practical techniques and philosophical insights to help uncover and overcome subconscious barriers to success and financial health. Learn how to achieve financial goals with clarity and intention while finding personal fulfillment along the way. The Energy of Money teaches you how to enrich your entire life, not just your bank account.
This gripping narrative follows Strayed as she embarks on a solo hike across 1,100 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail, beginning in the Mojave Desert and traversing through California and Oregon to Washington State. With no experience and driven by a deep desperation to heal from personal tragedies, including the death of her mother and the dissolution of her marriage, Strayed confronts her physical and emotional limits. Wild captures the terrors and pleasures of one young woman forging ahead against all odds on a journey that maddened, strengthened, and ultimately healed her. This book is a testament to the transformative power of nature, the complexities of mother daughter relationships, and the resilience of the human spirit.
Kamin Mohammadi shares her transformational journey from burnout in London to renewal in Florence. Through the rhythms of Italian life—long lunches, slow mornings, meaningful connections—she rediscovers joy, beauty, and self-worth. This memoir is part travel diary, part lifestyle guide, and a wholehearted invitation to slow down, savor more, and live with intention. Bella Figura is a love letter to reinvention and the simple pleasures that make life feel rich and full.
In light of our more relaxed summer season, we’re pressing pause on the journal prompts for our June and July reads.
The next quarter’s books will be announced after we collect feedback from our members.
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Dolly Alderton’s Everything I Know About Love provides a heartfelt exploration of the trials and triumphs of navigating love and friendship in modern times.
Your Personal Journey: Think about a time when you took a leap into something unfamiliar or intimidating. What fears did you have, and what did you learn about yourself along the way?
Relationship with Nature: How do you connect with nature in your own life? Write about a time when being outside shifted your mindset or gave you clarity.
Dealing with Loss: Reflect on a loss you’ve experienced. How has that loss changed you? How did it shape the path you are on now?
Carrying Too Much: Cheryl physically and emotionally carries too much weight at the start of her journey. What emotional or mental “weight” are you carrying right now that you might need to set down?
Moments of Self-Trust: Write about a moment when you trusted yourself even when it felt uncomfortable or uncertain. What helped you keep going?
Healing Isn’t Linear: In Wild, healing is messy, painful, and nonlinear. Reflect on an area in your life where you are still healing. How can you offer yourself more patience in the process?
Claiming Your Story: Cheryl owns her past mistakes without letting them define her. What part of your story are you learning to embrace, even if it’s imperfect?