Do you like to read and enjoy discussing books with others? Come join us at Helen Lehmann Library in the quaint, beautiful town of Montverde, FL. During the first meeting, we will discuss what types of books we would like to read and hopefully plan for the first three months of meetings. We could choose to focus on current best sellers, mysteries, young-adult fiction, historical fiction, literary, etc. It is "your" bookclub and we can mold it to fit our interests. The librarian will assist …

Do you love to read books? Do you love to connect with other book lovers and talk about the books? We will read a wide variety of books and meet about every 6 weeks. The discussions will be informal and hopefully will include a diverse group of people from of walks of life. If this is of interest to you, please join.

the Orlando Writers is a great writers group for writers from all walks of life. from the 1st to the 3rd Tuesday of the night is our writing sessions: free write as long as you can keep it up. its usually for one hour. and is designed to overcome writers block at the end of the month is show and tell: 15 min: icebreakers. where we all introduce ourselves. 45 min: show and tell. feel free to read your written work and to tell us what made you decide to create it. we also have a singles night whi …

We are a group of intellectual ladies who love to read and speak their minds over an evening of good food and wine. Our motto is to always keep an open mind, so we read books from all genres. We read fiction and non-fiction, classics, modern literature, historical fiction, fantasies, mysteries and many more. We meet once a month, usually on a Wednesday night, either at a member’s house or at a restaurant from 7:00 to around 9:30 pm. If you live in the Windermere area and are an avid reader who e …

We will gather monthly in a public place to discuss a specific book. It is not necessary to have completed the book to take part in discussions but its helpful to have read enough to form some opinions about it. I hope we will choose a wide variety of books to read and discuss. It would be better if group books are available in paperback and/or through the public library.

It's time to take another look at some of those books we read (or pretended to read) in high school or college. If you went to high school in the 40s or 50s, you actually read books! Authors of fiction such as Dickens, Tolstoy, Camus, Kipling, and Elliott are some of the ones to re-consider. Then there's all that nonfiction, of course, especially the ones we were supposed to read in history, social studies, anthropology and philosophy classes. I've discovered that now, as a gray-haired grandma, …