Spiritual Book Club
Books to inspire, explore and deepen your spiritual journey
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The Spiritual Book Club
The Spiritual Book Club began in July 2026 as a relaxed and welcoming space to explore books that encourage reflection, curiosity and personal growth. We read a range of spiritual and personal development books, with each one giving us something new to think about, question or explore in our own lives. This page shares our current book, along with some of the books we’ve read previously, so you can see what we’ve been exploring and perhaps discover your next read. Discussion, reflections and the occasional “what on earth did the author mean by that?” moment all take place within our private WhatsApp Community, where members can share their thoughts and experiences as they read.
October's book of the month is...
The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
I chose The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho as our October book because, after spending the past few months exploring some longer and more intense books, I thought it would be lovely to slow things down and simply enjoy a story. Although it is a novel, The Alchemist offers plenty of themes for us to reflect on, including following your dreams, listening to your intuition, recognising opportunities and discovering your own path. It gives us the opportunity to explore some meaningful ideas through storytelling, without the heavy study load of our previous books. I hope it will give our group a chance to read for enjoyment, share our thoughts and notice what messages or reflections arise for each of us along the way.
Buy the book: The Alchemist (paid link)
Our previous books
Looking for more? Dive into some of our previous books.
Seat of the Soul by Gary Zukav
Book of the month September/October 2026
Why I recommend this book
What I particularly enjoy about this book is that it isn't simply something to read and move on from. It invites reflection and can leave you looking at familiar situations, relationships and choices from a different perspective. Some of the ideas may challenge you, while others may simply give you something to think about.
I recommend this book because it encourages us to become more aware of ourselves, our intentions and the experiences that shape us. It's a book you can return to at different points in your life and take something different from each time.
Who this book is for
Anyone interested in personal growth, self-awareness and exploring spirituality on a deeper level.
Level: Intermediate
Style: Reflective and thought-provoking
Best for: Personal development, spiritual growth and self-awareness
Buy the book: The Seat of The Soul (paid link)
Beyond Wanting
by Matt Cook
Book of the month July 2026
Why I recommend this book
I chose Beyond Wanting as the first book for our Spiritual Book Club because I had read it myself in January 2026, and it helped me take my approach to manifesting to a new level by giving me a clear and organised structure to work with. I was already familiar with many of the techniques explored in the book, but having the reasoning behind them explained so clearly from both a spiritual and scientific perspective made them feel more meaningful and helped me understand why they worked together as part of a bigger process.
Who this book is for
Anyone who is ready to explore manifestation more deeply and take their practice to the next level.
Level: Intermediate
Style: Practical
Best for: Personal reflection and putting ideas into practice
Buy the book: Beyond Wanting (paid link)
Atomic Habits
by James Clear
Book of the month August 2026
Why I recommend this book
I first read Atomic Habits in January 2022, and it gave me a really practical way to understand how small, consistent changes can create lasting habits. One of the ideas I found particularly useful was habit stacking, which involves linking a new habit to something you already do regularly. I found this a simple but effective way of making new habits feel more natural and easier to maintain. I recommend this book because it takes the often overwhelming idea of changing our habits and breaks it down into manageable steps that can be applied to everyday life.
Who this book is for
Anyone who wants to understand their habits better and make positive changes without trying to change everything at once.
Level: Beginner
Style: Practical
Best for: Personal development and building sustainable habits
Buy the book: Atomic Habits (paid link)
