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Nature Narratives
The River Raisin Watershed Council invites you to join the Nature Narratives Book Club. A space for community, conversation, and curiosity. Together, we’ll explore books that deepen our connection to the natural world and inspire stewardship within our local watershed and beyond. Each gathering offers a chance to share perspectives, learn from one another, and reflect on how stories can shape the way we care for our environment.
Upcoming Book Club Meeting
We’ll be reading The Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley. A powerful, coming-of-age novel that weaves together Indigenous identity, community, resilience, and justice. Set in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, this story invites reflection on belonging, responsibility, and the ties that connect people to land and culture.
March 5th, 2026
6pm - 7pm | Chapters 1 - 27
April 2nd, 2026
6pm - 7pm | Chapters 28 - End
join us at
Musgrove + Company
135 E Chicago Blvd in Tecumseh, MI
Register below!
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We’re grateful to partner with Tecumseh District Library to help make our Nature Narratives Book Club more accessible.
For each book club selection, a limited quantity of copies will be available for checkout at Tecumseh District Library. These books are provided specifically for book club participants and are available even if you do not have a Tecumseh District Library card.
To borrow a book, participants will simply need to provide their name and phone number at checkout. All borrowed copies must be returned to Tecumseh District Library so they can be shared back with partner libraries in a timely manner.
Library copies are typically available by the beginning of the month prior to each meeting, depending on availability. Please note that availability may vary for last-minute selections.
