Emily O’Brien, 26, said in mid-July that she had about 200 pages to go in “Just for the Summer” by Abby Jimenez, before attending book club at a friend’s place the following week.
She loves attending the monthly meet-up, which friends take turns hosting at their homes in Philadelphia, a tradition they started roughly a year ago. She finished what she needed to read before gathering with her friends on a rooftop.
Talking about the book is less important than making sure the friends meet every month to catch up without breaking the bank, she said.
“It’s paying off more so than just an occasional dinner would, in my opinion, because you’re also…
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