The Rabbit Hole Society

You found the rabbit hole.

A curious little book club for people who like questions that don’t stay neatly inside the book.

Thoughtful books Open minds No requirement to agree
Currently reading
A New
World

by Whitley Strieber

The next gathering

Come talk about what stayed with you.

What landed. What annoyed you. What you underlined. What made you close the book for a minute and stare at the wall. And, of course, whatever sent you down a completely different rabbit hole.

When October 27
at 5:00 PM
Where The Hidden Whimsy
Anniston, Alabama
Bring Yourself and
your curiosity
Follow this rabbit hole →

Not exactly a typical book club

The book starts the conversation. It doesn’t have to contain it.

We read about consciousness, spirituality, healing, intuition, personal growth, and the ideas that make reality feel a little bigger than it did before.

Sometimes we stay right with the book. Sometimes one sentence opens a door and the whole conversation wanders through it. Both count.

Bring the interesting parts

There are plenty of ways into the conversation.

01

What landed?

The sentence you underlined twice. The idea that put words to something you already knew but had never quite said.

02

What didn’t?

You are allowed to disagree with the book. Honestly, that usually makes for a much more interesting conversation.

03

Where did it lead?

A memory, a question, another book, a strange coincidence, or a theory you now need everyone else to hear.

How it works

No homework police. We promise.

01

Join the Society.
Our Bookclubs page is where you’ll find meeting details, current selections, and updates.

02

Read however you read.
Physical book, ebook, or audiobook—it all counts.

03

Finish what you can.
Read every page, arrive halfway through, or come because the topic caught your attention.

04

Follow the conversation.
There is no test and no need to sound profound. Come listen, talk, question, and wander with us.

The door is open

Good people. Interesting books. Conversations that go somewhere unexpected.

You don’t have to know where you stand before you come. The whole point is to find out what happens when we follow the questions together.