About Our Book Club
We know that gathering people around a single book is a beautiful thing.
For some, it's the community, for others it’s the social accountability. Either way we are a part of something as a whole. Blue Moon has created a place to think more, perhaps differently and meaningfully. Each book was created with intention and meaning. So, we hope as you become part of this wonderful group you to feel that way too.
For Each Book Club refreshments will be offered.
You do not need to finish the book to participate.
Everyone will sign up on Mindbody to let us know you will be in attendance.
Book Club is donation based of $15.
If you would like to use one of your yoga classes (Memberships, 5, or 10pack), you can. Please let the teachers know if you need Blue Moon to pull a class from your account.
If dropping in for the book club or prefer to donate there is a Cash or Venmo option upon arrival.
Following Book Club please stay for a relaxing Yin or Gentle class lead by one of our Book Club Teachers. You can use a class pass, drop-in or membership and sign up on Mindbody.
This is a story that will touch your heart while gently teaching you practical gratitude exercises
Our world needs more hope; more grace and to find beauty.
November 5th at 6:15pm
The Gratitude Jar tells the story of someone discovering the power of gratitude during a challenging time, while teaching readers practical gratitude exercises, they can use in their own lives. It's both an inspiring story and a guidebook for finding hope and healing through appreciation.
Josie Robinson will touch your heart while gently teaching you practical gratitude exercises that can shift everything. You'll follow my journey of discovering hope in the midst of struggle, and along the way, you'll learn simple practices that can transform how you see your own life.
A holistic, reflective guide to yoga as a spiritual and mind‑body discipline, blending personal journey, philosophical insight, and practical exercises
A core lesson drawn from Little’s own struggles, joys, and transformations as a yogi
December 3rd at 6:15pm
The Practice Is the Path: Lessons and Reflections on the Transformative Power of Yoga is written by Tias Little, synthesizes his deep work in classical yoga, Sanskrit, Buddhist studies, somatic practices, anatomy, massage, and trauma healing into a multifaceted, compassionate approach to yoga as both a physical and spiritual path.
This book is ideal for yoga practitioners seeking depth, those interested in mind‑body integration, and anyone exploring yoga as a spiritual discipline. It offers both philosophical insight and practical tools to support personal transformation