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Join hosts Jayme and Steve as they explore the power of stories, uncovering tales that inspire, connect, and bring hope, from classic literature to personal anecdotes, fostering unity and understanding in a divided world. Start building your story reservoir by listening now.
Jayme, a devoted storyteller and lead host of Storybounders, connects literature to personal growth with warmth and insight. Her passion for stories enriches every episode, delighting listeners with fresh perspectives.
Steve, a passionate history buff and co-host of Storybounders, brings stories to life with engaging discussions and enthusiasm for historical contexts and the connections between stories, culture, and philosophy.
The Storybounders Book Club
Registration is now open for the Storybounders Book Club! Our first online meeting is Tuesday, September 3 at 7:00PM.
Our Fall Session focuses on Laura Ingalls Wilder featuring three captivating books that highlight the resilience, family bonds, and adventurous spirit of the American frontier: These Happy Golden Years (September), Little House on Rocky Ridge (October), and Caroline (November).
Explore timeless tales with a community of book lovers who find inspiration in reading and sharing great stories from the best books.
Storybounders Book Club Members receive:
Join us for an enriching presentation with Annette Whipple, celebrated author of “The Laura Ingalls Wilder Companion: A Chapter-by-Chapter Guide,” as she delves into the life and literature of one of America’s most beloved authors. Whipple, an enthusiastic educator and speaker, explores the historical context behind the “Little House” books and offers fans both young and old fascinating insights into Laura Ingalls Wilder’s pioneering experiences. This event promises to enlighten Wilder’s enthusiasts about the reality of pioneer life and the stories behind Laura’s fiction.
On September 17, 2024, the Storybounders Book Club is thrilled to host Vicki Johnston, Supervisor of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Home and Museum, for a special presentation. Johnston will delve into the life and enduring legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder, the beloved author of the “Little House” series. With her extensive experience at the museum, Johnston offers a unique perspective on Wilder’s contributions to American literature and her influence on generations of readers.
Join us for BYOB&B (Bring Your Own Book & Beverage), where book club members come together to share and discuss any book, writing project, or literary passion. Enjoy a relaxed evening of lively conversation, personal insights, and community connection. Bring your favorite book and beverage for an informal yet inspiring exchange of ideas and stories.