Eden Travel Book Club is back! If you’re new, hi (and if you’ve been a member for a while, welcome back, friend). This is the year of adventures: leaving comfort zones, packing up suitcases, and just going places. In 2025, we’ll be traveling all over the place, from the remotest regions of Norway to the picturesque Italian Riviera. We’ll tour Vietnam and spend a holiday on the coast of England.
This is a no-pressure book club (it always has been and always will be). You can join any time. You can skip any month. And if you start one of our monthly book club picks and DNF (did not finish), that’s okay too! You can still show up to the discussions and share how you feel about the pick. Eden Travel Book Club is meant to be a welcoming space where you can have fun on a girls’ night and chat about travel (through books).
Here are our 2025 travel book club picks!
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Adam & Evie’s Matchmaking Tour
February 2025 Pick
The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland
March 2025 Pick
The Enchanted April
April 2025 Pick
Diary Of A Film
May 2025 Pick
Last Chance To See
June 2025 Pick
Whereabouts
July 2025 Pick
The Adventures Of Amina Al-Sirafi
August 2025 Pick
The Fortnight In September
September 2025 Pick
Changing Planes
October 2025 Pick
Afropean
November 2025 Pick
Six Of Crows
December 2025 Pick
About Eden Travel Book Club
- Each month, we pick out one travel book (either fiction or nonfiction) to buddy read. We highlight popular and underrated titles that stir discourse and fit with the atmosphere of the season (we’re huge mood readers, after all).
- Our latest pick is always featured on this page. You’ll also find links to past and upcoming Eden Travel Book Club picks.
- Now, it’s your turn to decide whether or not you want to read the book club pick of the month.
- You can skip any month! Life gets busy, we get it (and sometimes our book club pick might not be up your alley – no hard feelings). If you start to read a book and decide it’s not for you, feel free to DNF it and still share all your thoughts!
- Every month, we release a discussion guide to accompany our book club pick. These questions are meant to help you host a lil’ book club girls’ night (hosting your own book club is totally optional, but we want to give you a fun, intentional way to spend quality time with your friends, chat about travel, and read books together).
Are you excited for our 2025 travel book club? Let me know in the comments below what you plan on reading! I’m excited to hear from you.
I’ve been looking forward to this list! The discussion guides from last year were really thoughtful. They made wine nights with my friends feel really meaningful. And those deeper discussion section questions just hit different (those questions are BOLD). This was my first time hosting a book club where we actually talked about the books. We ended up talking about Pedro Paramo for hours (we’re all still really confused about that book) and paired it with a Netflix movie night since the movie version was just released.
Are any of this years picks going to be adapted?
Thank you so much for being a part of the book club, Jenna!
I’m not sure about any upcoming releases, but I do know that:
• The “crows” from Six Of Crows show up in Shadow & Bone (the Netflix series)
• The Enchanted April was adapted into a film (released in 1991) and I believe that’s available on Prime Video.
• Stephen Fry retraces some of Douglas Adams’ steps from Last Chance To See in a show also titled Last Chance To See (available on the ROKU channel although I’m not sure if it’s available in the US)
All of these shows are a lot lighter than Pedro Paramo (the movie). The Enchanted April and Last Chance To See are PG. And Shadow & Bone is TV-14. Hope that helps!
OMG! I can’t wait to read the books on this list, Six of Crows is one of my all time favorites (loved seeing Kaz & all integrated really well in the Shadow & Bone show) and I totally need to go back and reread!