READ & LEARN
Something new, always.
The next book club pick, a first golf lesson and the skills worth learning at any age.
Curiosity is the best accessory she owns. She is the friend who has read the book, wants to try the class and asks the second question at dinner.
Here are the books worth talking about, the hobbies worth starting late and the small tools that make it easy to keep learning.
— Taylor
READ
Stories
Choosing the book club pick.
What makes a book worth talking about, and three that always start a conversation.
A first golf lesson.
It is never too late to start, and it is a lovely excuse to spend four hours outside with friends.
Brave, curious, entirely herself.
On learning something new when nobody is grading you.
Things we'd tell a friend.
Small, honest advice for a well-kept life, the kind you would share over coffee.
WORTH A LOOK
A few she'd choose
Kindle Paperwhite
A whole library in a handbag, glare-free by the pool and easy on the eyes at night.
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A mother tells her grown daughters the story of a first love. Warm, funny and made for discussion.
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Short, wise golf lessons that read like letters from a favorite teacher.
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Numbered pages and an index, for the notes you will actually want to find again.
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