This club is for curious people in their 20s who want to read interdisciplinary books that give us fresh perspectives and tackle complex topics simply

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01 / NO ACADEMIC PRETENSE
Real-world, casual deep dives. Ideas without the lecture. No jargon, no grades, no pressure to sound smart. Confused or hated a chapter? You're valid.

02 / A 20s PEER COMMUNITY
Built by and for readers in their 20s. A third space to meet people, touch grass, and connect without corporate mixers or loud bars.

03 / RHIZOMATIC READS
6 months. 6 topics. No singular agenda, just books as launchpads for great conversation across myth, mind, body, code, and capital.

04 / LOW-STAKES & PARK-BASED MEETINGS
No fees, no forced talking, no required purchases. Didn't finish the pages? Show up anyway, grab a blanket, and freestyle.

05 / CURIOUS & LATERAL
No hierarchy, peer-led. We aren't here to force everyone onto the same page, nor are we here to tear things down just to look smart. Test ideas together.

06 / JOIN THE DISCORD 🫪
The server is where the planning happens! Tap below to jump in, grab the meetup details, check out the full book list, and say hi :)





CLUB VIBES AND MEETINGS

[MONTH 1: MYTH] Ishmael (Daniel Quinn)
└─ Cult classic. A simple, dialogue-based deconstruction of the complex stories shaping human culture. Plus there's a talking gorilla :)

[MONTH 2: MIND] Why Buddhism Is True (Robert Wright)
└─ NYT Bestseller. Digestible evolutionary psychology revealing how our brains fool us.

[MONTH 3: BODY] The Body (Bill Bryson)
└─ Global bestseller. A witty, accessible tour making the complex machinery of human biology fun.

[MONTH 4: ALIENATION] The Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka) + Short story from Exhalation (Ted Chiang)
└─ Modern classics. Simple, grounded, short fiction exploring absurdity, burnout, and what it means to be physical.

[MONTH 5: CODE] Hello World (Hannah Fry)
└─ Royal Society shortlist. An effortless guide demystifying algorithmic power and digital control.

[MONTH 6: CAPITAL] Talking to My Daughter About the Economy (Yanis Varoufakis)
└─ International bestseller. A clear, jargon-free breakdown of debt, markets, and global power.





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