Wheatgrass Books- High Tea Tales: A Beginner Book Club for Story
Livingston
November 13, 2025
03:45 PM
We’re thrilled to host a brand-new kids’ book club this fall: High Tea Tales, a whimsical, story-centered gathering for kids ages 6–10 who love imagination, laughter, and great tales—whether they read them, listen to them, or enjoy them as a family read-aloud.
Led by Hannah Roseberry of the Curious Camps Company, this beginner-friendly book club meets the second Thursday of each month from 3:45 to 5:45 PM right here at Wheatgrass Books. Kids are invited to dress the part with top hats, mustaches, gloves, or boas as we sip tea, nibble treats, and explore story structure through fun discussions and themed activities.
The books are chosen for their humor, heart, and approachable novella length, so they’re fun and easy to enjoy without adding too much to a busy schedule. Each title is available in print and as an audiobook through LibroFM, and we’re offering 10–20% off all book club selections in-store.
Here’s the fall lineup:
• September 11 – Mrs. Piggle Wiggle by Betty MacDonald
• October 9 – Appleblossom the Possum by Holly Goldberg Sloan
• November 13 – Freddy the Detective by Walter R. Brooks
• December 11 – Skunk and Badger (Book 1) by Amy Timberlake
Families will also receive optional prep materials before each session—discussion questions, creative prompts, and more—to help kids engage with the story in whatever way works best for them. No reading level required, just a love of stories (and maybe a little
pinky-up silliness)!
Developing a love of good stories—without the pressure to read perfectly—can reignite excitement about books, even in reluctant or struggling readers. When reading becomes playful and social, it opens the door to deeper confidence and lifelong enjoyment.
About the Host:
Hannah Roseberry is an experienced educator and curriculum designer who runs Curious Camps Company with her family of curious and creative collaborators. Together, they create immersive, themed experiences that spark learning and imagination. They’re also the team behind Hey Homeschooler, a thriving local community serving more than 50 homeschooling kids and their families here in Park County.