… We're getting together to share a love of reading and ideas about the books that we've chosen, not to hear sales messages! (We hear enough already!) These meetups are fairly relaxed, so if you weren't able to finish the book or haven't had a chance to read it, you are still more than welcome to come to the meeting just to discuss books in general, laugh, share stories and make new friends! All members are encouraged to post their own books and run their own meetups in the interest of building a …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, mainstream or obscure, Judy Blume or Beverly Cleary. We'll read a new book every month.  Any genre goes! Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends in a fun, literature-loving environment!   Give your book suggestions and they'll be voted upon every month via this site's online poll (under the more tab above). Books are chosen 2 months in advance so you have plenty of time to get it and r …

To meet the needs of those who love to read and share their ideas and discuss what they have read, The Longmont Book Club has added a third meeting day. They now meet on the first, third and fourth Saturdays of the month! This group is the one for you! It is the one with the most accessable meetings, the one you can jump right into, get involved, meet people, and have a laugh! Remember you can belong to more than one group! Be sure to visit http://www.meetup.com/firsteditionsfirstsaturdaymeetup/ …

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This book club is for thinkers who enjoy readings that challenge conventions and spark new ideas. This is a book club for folks that love to talk about the book--and are ready to disagree and laugh in the process. From mystery, biography, essays and novels, any kind of book is up for grabs--just as long as it brings new ideas to the table. Being willing to talk about social issues, history, food and character development are required.

Hi! My name is Janet Lynne Roots. I'm a British novelist, editor and writer's coach, and I firmly believe everybody has at least one good story to tell. There's just one difference between writers who get published and those who don't: the published ones learned their craft. Writing a novel is more than filling several hundred pages with words. It's about character and comedy, dialogue and description, plotting and pacing, emotions and editing. Most of all it's about creating a little magic in a …