LOSS Book Club

01/20/2026 06:00 PM - 12/15/2026 07:00 PM ET

Location

LOSS Office
LOSS Community Services
Columbus, OH 43221
United States of America

Summary

Please register with your interest in our book club to receive additional information and monthly email reminders. Registration is only required once. 

Description

📖 Book Club 📖


Please register with your interest to receive monthly informational emails. Registration with interest is only required once

 

Some helpful things to know:

Book Club will meet on the third Tuesday of each month, 6 - 7 pm, at the LOSS office. Our address is: 3040 Riverside Drive, Suite 224, Columbus, OH 43221.

You will receive an email each month listing our upcoming reads, which have been chosen by a group of LOSS volunteers who will be part of the monthly club. There will be one pre-determined book for each month. Read as many or as few of the titles that interest you and come to Book Club ready to chat about that month’s book. You are welcome to attend monthly meetings even if you haven't finished that month’s book.

In our emails, you will receive the title, author, and a picture of the cover so that we all get the same book. You can often find new books on sites like Amazon, but remember that borrowing books from libraries or obtaining them from used book vendors like Half Price Books may be options. You may also choose to get your book digitally. You can often borrow ebooks or audiobooks from public libraries through electronic readers like Libby and Kobo.

 

Upcoming Reads:
 

Club Date: August 18th

Title: How Art Can Make You Happy 

Author: Bridget Watson Payne

Description: A handbook that demystifies art, offering practical advice for a more joyful and less stressful relationship with it, covering topics like museum visits, art conversation, and even making your own art, to help anyone find happiness and inspiration through art. The book explains how art can be a source of joy, empathy, and a way to wake up to the world, using both scientific and anecdotal evidence to show how engaging with art can physically and mentally benefit you.