We will read  contemporary/classic fiction and non- fiction about once a month.  The monthly books are selected after the last meeting on an online poll.  Book suggestions for the poll are allotted to those have attended prior meetings.  We meet the last Wednesday of each month.

Once upon a last week, two recent graduates decided they wanted to read something other than romance novels for a change (or not...). So we're starting this group in hopes of finding other people with a passion for reading, and a willingness to embark upon a most ambitious quest: to read as many of the "top 100 novels" as we possible can. However we don't want to limit ourselves to just those - we hope to explore, examine, and be entertained by all different types of genres. There is no limi …

Like to read? Looking for a girls' night out and the possibility of making new friends? Then this book club is for you! We will read best sellers and more obscure stuff, fiction and nonfiction. Come to laugh and share ideas! We get together at Chaibo in Fitchburg the first or last Thursday night of each month to discuss our latest book. Also bring your ideas for future group book picks! Check out our upcoming Meetups for dates, times and book selections!

This club was created for women in their 20s and early 30s who enjoy reading and want to meet new people. The group will get together, talk about our latest book, and maybe have wine and appetizers as well.

Sundays in Suffolk is a book club based in the Three Villages.  We are looking for male & female members in their 20s and 30s.  The club meets about once a month on Sundays.  We typically choose books that are best sellers and/or highly recommended for book clubs. The members that are a part of the group enjoy reading but also have busy lives and we understand if you are not able to make every meeting and/or finish the book in time. In case of the latter, we always encourage you to come because …

For any bibliophile who lives in or near South County and would like to participate in a book discussion group where Members get to chose the books. Will meet the 3rd Saturday of every month at 5:00 at Perks and Corks in Westerly where the Chai tea is the best- hot or cold and the Martinis are awesome. Something for everyone including tapas for the hungry. Please click on the link under Featured Meetup (on the right) for the upcoming month to find book information.

Hello to all you Lovely Ladies out there! This Book Club is for women who love spending time with the girls. It's about building friendships, spending quality time with fantastic women, and reading & discussing some great books. :-)

The Modern Library list of top 100 modern works of English literature contains amazing novels. Here's an opportunity to revisit works you may have read in high school or college and to fill in some of the gaps in your literary education. Each month we'll read the works of Fitzgerald, Hemingway, Faulkner, Wharton, Woolf, Nabokov and more. http://www.modernlibrary.com/top-100/100-best-novels/ From WIKIPEDIA: Modern Library's 100 Best Novels is a list of the best English-language novels of the 20th …

Am I the only person in Boston who will admit to reading trashy romance novels and LOVING them? I've formed this group to find others who share my love and want to talk about the finer points of romance novels (because there are many!) in a fun, fantastically female environment. We'll pick a new novel to read every month, which could be anything from the latest Lisa Kleypas or Christine Warren to oldies but goodies like Persuasion or Rebecca. Join me for some great, though occasionally ribald co …

This book club is open to all. We are located on the North Shore and want to encourage all interested book readers in joining a group that is well organized and democratic. We want members who are eclectic in the types of books they are want to read. So let me know if you are interested. Again, this book is open to all!

This book club will meet on a monthly basis at the Panera Bread on the corner of Routes 9 & 27 in Natick, MA. We will be reading both non-fiction and fiction books. Suggestions for books to read will always be welcome. Each month, the chosen book will be based on everyone's voting on suggestions of books.

Do you enjoy reading fiction? We read contemporary and classic fiction and get together monthly in downtown New Haven to informally discuss a book. Group members suggest and vote on the next month's book after each meeting.

Hello all, I want to start a book club for gay men. Read a little literature, make some friends. Who's interested? Tom

A book club for gay men who have always wanted to read Proust's multi-volume novel but were afraid to try on their own. This group is for you! We will meet bi-weekly on Wednesday evenings for 90-minute discussions and to share our insights into this complex work. We will read Proust in translation (rather than in French). Our goal is to make our way gradually through the novel. Experienced readers of Proust also welcome!

We are a speculative fiction book group that meets once a month to discuss a prechosen novel. Founded in 2010, we've taken to Meetups to bring in new membership. Speculative fiction is the overarching genre the encapsulates science fiction, fantasy, horror and any blending of the three. We are open to the public and encourage new members to stop in at any meeting. Meetings are held every third Wednesday of the month. The group is led by librarians Karen Ostertag and Veronica Reynolds. If you hav …

Has a colleague's passing reference to a great writer (Hemingway or Tolstoy perhaps) made you wish you knew his work? Or perhaps you just finished The Brothers Karamazov but have no one to discuss it with? This is a book club for anyone who wishes to read and discuss classics works of the western literary canon. We meet monthly on Sunday afternoons in a Providence bookstore to discuss our chosen book of the month. Our interpretation of the "classics" is fairly strict; we mostly choose books or a …

This is a new book group for lovers of science-fiction and fantasy novels.   We'll be reading widely from both genres, everything from epic fantasy to hard sci-fi. Whether you're new to the genre or an old fan, there'll be something here for you to enjoy! The group meets once a month to discuss that month's book. All meet-ups occur at the Symposium Books in East Greenwich, RI (map). Members will receive a 10% discount when purchasing the books we're reading from that Symposium. Once we have a fe …

Join this friendly and relaxed book discussion group that meets in the Reed Memorial Library in Carmel.  RSVPs are nice but not required.  Feel free to drop in and join our discussion or just sit back and listen to what others have to say! A concerted effort is made to select books from a variety of genres, both fiction and non-fiction, along with selecting both male and female authors. Please note that this book club is also advertised by the Reed Memorial Library and in the local newspaper.  S …

This is (an independently run) co-ed Worcester Area (please live within a reasonable distance) group for men and women to gather and discuss gender neutral books. We've chosen a spot you may all know well, to meet once a month, to gather for friendly discussion of club picks, a wine or spirit of your choosing and perhaps some appetizers *we will keep the budget small moneywise*-- you do not have to spend much. We find a book club is best in a quiet friendly setting but one that offers the choice …

Do you love to spend your free time curled up with a good book? This is a group for women in their 20s and 30s looking to socialize around some good books. Books will be chosen my members on a rotating basis. Meetups will occur on a monthly basis. Please only join if you are able to meet once a month and have the time to read one book.

A book club for members of the Capital Region who want to explore new ideas, meet new people and enjoy tasty beverages.

This is a reboot of a book club I started 3 years ago for women of all ages and backgrounds to read a variety of books. Each member has a chance to present a book they want to read. All genres are welcome. If it is your book, you are in charge of the discussion and choosing where we meet for discussion. In the past, we've met at restaurants, but can meet at someone's home, restaurant, or other venue in the greater Danbury area. We'll meet the 4th Thursday of every month at 7 PM. Meetups are limi …

Girls only monthly meetings to gossip about our favorite novels.  We'll aim for 1 book a month and plan to discuss over wine.

For those who love to read and enjoy talking about the book with others. Would like to explore different types of books including fiction, non-fiction, biographies, autobiographies and true crime. Location would be in Huntington NY.

This is a group for anyone interested in reading, writing, and discussing romance novels. All heat levels are welcome, from high heat, to paranormal. I started this group because I am looking to meet others interested in high heat romance, especialy authors. We'll discuss, promote, and support romance writers in the group. I plan on meeting once a month in West Haven, CT. We can critique, discuss, share ideas and give our support to each other. We'll be the final test before your book hits the m …

Calling anyone interesting in joining a new book group. The group will meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at All Souls Unitarian Church (19 Jay Street) in New London. There will be a $1 fee to cover meetup cost. All are invited to bring something to munch or drink that will serve six. I'm a high school English teacher who has always longed to be part of a vibrant book club, and meet other book lovers in the process. In my "Book It' fantasy, we read contemporary fiction, best-se …

No club, if it wants to survive, can open itself to all comers. Clubs depend on exclusivity; if the conditions of membership aren’t enforced or argued away by the more insincere members, it dies or becomes something only faintly resembling what it set out to be. Let me begin, then, by telling you exactly what I want this club to be. Once a month, Bostonians who enjoy reading aloud great literature will gather at one of city’s premier watering holes to do just that. (Dive bars won’t provide the q …

This group is open to feminist-identified people or people who want to learn more about feminism, interested in reading and discussing books that relate to feminism. Readings will be chosen by the group. Some things we may choose to include: Feminist Theory The Origins of Patriarchy Women's Roles in Society (past and present) Feminist Movements (past and present) Inspiring Feminist Women (authors, characters, etc.) This group will meet one Wednesday evening each month to engage in thoughtful …