Coming Fall 2026 • University of Central Florida

Good books.Real impact.

Chapters for Change is an up-and-coming UCF book club built around reading, meaningful connection, and giving back. Whether you already love books or you're looking to try something new, there’s a place for you here.

Read • Connect • Give Back
“Turning pages into change.”

We hope to use our love of reading to build friendships on campus and create service opportunities in the community — including future outreach programs and reading with children in hospitals.

📖 Read
🤎 Connect
🌼 Give Back
Our First Chapter

More than a book club.

We’re creating a warm, welcoming space for UCF students to discover new books, meet new people, and take part in something meaningful together.

01 • Read

Discover new stories

Read across genres, vote on club picks, and find your next favorite book.

02 • Connect

Find your people

Join low-pressure conversations, social events, and a community of fellow readers.

03 • Give Back

Make reading matter

Help us grow future outreach projects that use books to bring joy and connection to others.

Our Mission

Good books. Brighter people. A kinder world.

Chapters for Change exists to create community through reading while finding meaningful ways to give back. As the club grows, we hope to partner with hospitals, youth programs, and community organizations where books and storytelling can make someone’s day a little brighter.

Semester Reading Wishlist

What should we read first?

These are a few books on our current wishlist. Members will help shape what we actually read.

Vote for the book you’d most like Chapters for Change to read first. You can change your vote anytime.

Anna Karenina
Leo Tolstoy
0 votes
The Summer She Went Missing
Chelsea Ichaso
0 votes
Love on the Brain
Ali Hazelwood
0 votes
The Poppy War
R.F. Kuang
0 votes

Current reader favorites

Coming Fall 2026

Be part of our first chapter.

Love reading and giving back? Looking to try something new? Complete our interest form and help us build Chapters for Change at UCF.

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