This is a group of twenty and thirty-somethings in the Dallas area that love to read! We read and discuss all types of books - fiction, nonfiction, new and old... Books are chosen by the group members every few months so there is always something interesting to look forward to!  We meet the first Monday of every month at various hot spots around Dallas, usually a wine bar or coffee shop. Hope you can join us! **If you have any questions, please check out the Frequently Asked Questions section of …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! If you have a addiction for books you are more than welcome to feed it here. Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, it doesn't matter as long as you love to read. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Very relaxed casual atmosphere.

Good books, good food, good conversations! We're a small group of readers that likes to explore new things. Each month we choose a book and a restaurant to try, and we like to keep it diverse. Recent reads include The Etched City, Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, The Portrait of Dorian Gray, and Anna Dressed in Blood. Our topics range wildly, sometimes related to the book, sometimes not. Think we're a good fit? Give us a try.

Good people reading good (and sometimes bad) books. I was surprised by the lack of book clubs in Fort Worth, so I decided to start one. We will read a mixture of fiction and nonfiction books and will meet at different locations around Fort Worth until we decide on a home-base location. We will meet in the evenings on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. One Tuesday will be for discussing the assigned book for the month and the another Tuesday will be used as a "book swap" night. This group is f …

Hi. My name is Lorinda and I moved to Waxahachie this past April. I was a part of book club out of Long Beach, Mississippi. Unfortunately, due to the job market I had to relocate. So here I am ready to meet and make new female friends. This is a group for single women around the Waxahachie area also interested in making new friends. Although the book and travel club will focus on books and traveling, other activities are welcomed. Each members input will be encouraged and respected. Books read w …

Novel Ideas is a book club that doesn't usually go for the typical book selections. We read whatever anyone in the group suggests so it ends up being a varied set of choices. We meet every two weeks. You are welcome to come to meetings even if you didn't read the book as the purpose is to make new friends and meet people, not just to talk about a book. It is a very welcoming group so don't be afraid to join us.

This Book Club is specifically designed to put the power back in to your womanly hands. It is time for the modern woman to change the game, guard your heart, and empower your life through the art of womanhood. Each book will be carefully cherry picked to satisfy the palette of your taste buds using practical methods that actually work. What better way to start the New Year with a book that will get you moving in the right direction.

Love to read?  Love to spend time in a book store? Are books practically a line item in the family budget? If your answer is "yes," come meet your people. Two years ago, we began with three readers as the McKinney Fiction Book Club with our first book - Cutting for Stone, a novel by Abraham Verghese. We loved it with a great and fiery passion and have been on a quest to find contemporary literature just as good ever since. Along the way we started a Classics series.  Then we added some book-and …

This is a private Book Club Located in Frisco, TX. Since our goal is to keep the group small, we are currently not accepting new members. Please visit our sister meetup group. http://www.meetup.com/girlfriends-now/

This group centers around a fun writing exercise. To create Fast and Furious fiction based on a single inspirational sentence or excerpt from a newspaper, magazine or tabloid publication. I'll bring the pub, the group chooses the starter and we write for 30-45 minutes (tbd per meeting). Once we "put down our pencils" you can sit back and listen or share what you wrote. Depending on the size of the group and the venue we will read our mini masterpieces aloud or play musical laptops until everyone …

Interested in being published? Come to the Motorcycle High book event at Barnes & Noble, Creekwalk, Plano, on Feb. 9, 2013 from 3-5. Author Dave Harrold will discuss how he wrote his novel based on his real-life world motorcycle riding adventures. Viveca Smith of Viveca Smith Publishing will answer questions from the publisher's point of view. Topics include what does a publisher look for in a novel, how to approach a publisher with your manuscript if you don't have an agent, and any other quest …

This group is for anyone who loves happily ever afters (with a whole lot of struggle). The books that warm our hearts and burn our panties. This group is to know there are more authors than the ones on the New York Times best sellers listing. Me personally, I'm tired of not having friends that read. I'd like to meet people who read what I do and are willing to share their thoughs and offer suggestions to new authors, fictional boyfriends and all around great love story.

Welcome fellow crafter! In Stitches is a unique meetup group where we are essentially an umbrella of many stitching opportunities! Our members are an active body that participates in many ways and through many venues.  Here are a few of the options we feature within the group on a monthly basis: Social Gatherings: There are daytime and evening get-togethers on a weekly basis to stitch, rejoice in the triumphs of our finished objects, share in new findings with books, patterns and yarns, and pic …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover. We read a new book every month. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Basically we meet once a month between the 10th and 20th on a Tuesday night at 7:30.  At the meeting, we cover discussion questions and share stories that relate to the novel we've read for that meeting.  We also vote on the book for the next meeting. Then the organizer schedules the next month's meetup announ …