Kaytee Cobb

we have a bit more mischief to manage.

First, I'm going to tell y'all about our bookish friend of the week.

This week, I chose Dani.

Here's what she said.

Hi, bookish friends.

I've been wanting to try a fellowship of the traveling book type situation.

Is anyone interested?

And she explains, bear with me as I try to explain for anyone who may not have seen this type of book club.

The first person buys a book, reads it, adds notes and annotations, then sends it to the next person on the list.

After everyone has read it, it goes back to the original person.

And then the way she sets it up is then the second person buys, reads, annotates, and sends along.

In the comments, people figured out that a lot of groups like this, everybody buys a book and then every month or every month you send it to the next person.

So you always have a book to read and annotate, but you're adding to the person before you all of their highlights.

Immediately, she had so many people jumping on board saying, I want to do this.

I want to have a book that I pass along from one person to another.

I went to my local Arizona bookish friends, the few of them that I see most often, and I said, hey, girls.

You know, Meredith's 666 book club.

What if we did something like this instead, where we all have our own book?

We have to meet up every other month.

So there's not a like, oh, we're just too busy.