This month, the Book Club dives into Bluebird Day by Megan Tady: a heartwarming, humorous novel about a strained mother-daughter relationship between former Olympic skier Claudine and her daughter Wylie, forced back together in a Swiss village for a fitness competition years after their ski careers ended, navigating family secrets, lost ambitions, and their rocky past to […]
As the seasons begin to change and warmer spring days return, we're looking ahead to another great outdoor pickleball season. All Regency at Montaine pickleball players are invited to join the Pickleball Club meeting on April 7th from 4:15-5:15 p.m. in the Legacy/Ridgeline meeting rooms, to share thoughts, ideas, and feedback on schedules, events, and activities, […]
The Little Wartime Library by Kate Thompson is a historical fiction novel based on the true story of librarians who created an underground library in London's Bethnal Green tube station during WWII, offering a community hub with books, shelter, and escape from the Blitz. The story follows young librarian Clara Button and her assistant Ruby […]
This month, the Book Club dives into All the Colors of the Dark by Chris Whitaker: follows Joseph "Patch" Macauley, a visually impaired teen who saves a girl from abduction in 1975 Missouri, only to be abducted himself, falling in love with the unseen girl, Grace, in the dark, but he escapes and spends decades searching for […]
The Villa is a gothic suspense novel following Emily Sheridan and her friend Chess Chandler who rent a luxurious Italian villa (Villa Aestas) for a summer getaway that becomes entangled with a notorious 1974 murder. The story alternates between the present-day drama of the friends' changing relationship and the past, where a rock star and a writer […]
