This group is open to anyone who likes reading and likes to share their views on books. A degree in English Literature is not required! We'll meet up on the second Wednesday of each month to talk about a book that members have voted to read.

This no ordinary book club .... this is the Leamington Spa Book Club! Like discussing books, meeting new people or maybe want ideas for your next read? Then why not join us at the next meetup! We are a friendly group of people who like to socialise and discuss books, in a handy town centre pub venue. We are a thriving group and our members have wide ranging interests. In addition to our monthly book club we have other events such as film / comedy / theatre / social events, as suggested by our me …

The Head Tub is for discussions, events and socialising... Do you like discussion and debate? We hold discussions on a wide variety of topics, as suggested by members, on philosophy, science, psychology, history, politics, economics, current affairs and much more. The Inklings group reviews novels and literature. We attend and/or review films, gigs, concerts, the theatre, talks and exhibitions. The Jam Session night is for random discussion on any topic Walking is always popular, so we do tha …

Unlike most others, our book club offers an opportunity to discuss a recent read while enjoying food and wine. Of course you don't have to have lunch; you don't have to drink wine; in fact you don't even have to read the chosen book - it's just a starting point for stimulating conversation. So feel free to join us on the first Sunday of the month for laughter and tears, lively discussion and lots of new friends. N.B. The £5 requested when you RSVP is taken off the restaurant bill at the meeting. …

Single, couple or new to the area and want to improve your social life by meeting local people? Are you a Book, Theatre or Film lover and looking to share these interests with other local likeminded people? Then this group is for you! Lifein Cambs.......becauseLife Is For Enjoying! Offering you a Calendar of social events for local professionals Why not join us? We'd love to meet you! NEW FOR 2013! PLEASE NOTE THAT FURTHER CHANGES arenow being considered then will be implemented asap to our Li …

From Austen to Zola, by way of PG Wodehouse, George Orwell, Nancy Mitford, Bram Stoker, Ian Fleming, Roald Dahl, Daniel Defoe, John Updike, Muriel Spark, Angela Carter and PD James...anything you flipping well like! We are a group which celebrates classic fiction, not self-published novels. Discussions take place once a month. Lots of talking, recommending, swapping books and being opinionated.

This is a group for women in Hertfordshire with a love of books.  We'll meet once a month to talk books over a drink or two and make a few friends at the same time! There are no certain book type or genres set, we'll just read whatever we fancy!  Each book will be voted on the month before, so tell us your favourites and we will get them added.

UX Liverpool is a group of people who like to discuss all thing User Experience. We're mostly based within the digital industry but people from any industry are encouraged, you don't have to be practising UX if you just want to learn more about it pop along. The idea is that we decide on a topic for the month, go away and find out everything we can about it, then meetup, share and discuss over a few drinks. We share what we find throughout the month using Twitter and the Meetup website, if you'r …

Solihull Book Club A new book club in the Solihull area, aimed at the age range of 20s and 30s. If you love to read, want to read more, want to meet new people, or you are new to Solihull, then this would be ideal for you! The group meets on the second Wednesday of the month to discuss the monthly read. The set up is a friendly, question led book discussion and social events are arranged inbetween. Please contact us with any questions or for further information. Membership fees: We offer mem …

East Cheshire Chickadees A meet up group for ladies in their 20s and 30s (Sorry guys this group isn't for you) We are a bunch of really friendly girls who like nothing better than trying new restaurants or cafes, discussing books, going for walks and planning days out. So if you like exploring the local area, chatting, eating, great upbeat conversation and would like to meet some new fabulous girls then this is the group for you. To join you need to answer the new member questions and pay the on …

A group for people who love to read books, watch films, go to the Theatre and then share their thoughts and opinions with like minded people in a friendly and sociable environment, probably accompanied by a glass of something. We're a friendly bunch and you will be made to feel very welcome.

A group of like-minded people who love reading business and personal development books and want to grow and improve as business people and as a person in general. We will meet once a month to discuss what book we've read and give recommendations to the rest of the group, it will also be a great way to hold ourselves accountable for reading as much as we intend to and to meet new people.

Hello and welcome to The Jewellery Quarter Bookwormers Group! Do you like meeting authors, discussing books, making new friends or maybe want ideas for your next read? Then why not join us at the next meeting! This is brand new and we want to get together a friendly group of people who like to meet authors, socialise and discuss books, in a handy town centre venue.

London's famous Post Apocalyptic Book Club is coming to the Northwest. If you enjoy apocalyptic or distopian literature, as well as lively debate then this is the club for you. This is a break away club of the original London PABC. For more information about the sort of books and activities we will be doing please see www.post-apocalypticbookclub.co.uk Every month we will read an apocalyptic or distopian title and meet in a central location to discuss it.

Do you like thinking? :-) Would you like to meet other people for some collective thought and discussion, for an adventure into our minds, debating philosophical ideas or whatever takes our fancy? Do you enjoy reading popular philosophy / psychology / science books? Would you like to talk about some of the books you have read, or plan to read? Then join Manchester Armchair Philosophers and meet-up with other like-minded people in an informal environment to chat over a pint in a quiet local pub.

We are a small and friendly book group that meets once a month in central Cheltenham.    Our aim is to read different types of books and welcome suggestions from members.  You also don't have to have finished or like the book to attend. There is also a £2 fee per person per meet up which will be collected on the night.  This funds the running of the website.

A book group based at the Veged Out Cafe in Fletcher's Walk in Birmingham city centre. At the moment we are meeting on the third Saturday of the month at 12. The cafe serves wonderful vegetarian and vegan breakfasts. Each month we choose and read a book and then meet up to talk about it- simple as that! We're a friendly and diverse bunch. Everyone is welcome!

Looking to meet fellow book lovers and film buffs. Start with books and then take it from there. I am in the Abington area but will go elsewhere depend on group. Looking forward to meeting new people and love to hear of new authors. Lets get together if you love a good read and a good chat.

If you're looking to spend a couple of hours in a friendly environment discussing the Bible you are in the right place .We get together once a month and talk about questions we have and try to find answers from the Bible .

This book group will meet once per month, during the evening of the 3rd Monday of the month at 7:30pm. The location will move around each month but will usually aim to be in a gastro-pub so that you have the choice of dinner and a variety of beverages. We will discuss a book that has been turned into a film. While I suspect the discussion will focus mostly on the book, I hope that the conversation will also encompass the movie too: which medium best told the story? What was the most successful a …

A Course in Miracles is a remarkable book that lays out an entire spiritual path. It describes a philosophy of forgiveness where fear and guilt can be overcome through miracles. Miracles are defined as maximal expressions of love that remove the blocks we all have to the awareness of love’s presence. A Course in Miracles is not an end in itself. We wish to inform people of its existence but we do not seek membership. Our personal experience is that study of ACIM has helped us in our life. We the …

This is a group for people who think. You don’t have to be highbrow, just interested in ideas and things like books, philosophy, religion, personal development, psychology, meditation, travel, politics, languages, ethics or whatever. But it’s also a group for people who want their dogs to be part of their social lives. Maybe you work and want to socialise and meet new people but you don’t want to go out leaving your dog behind in the evenings and weekends. Maybe you’d like company on evening dog …

Are you in the process of turning your manuscript into an ebook or about to make the decision? Do you find the whole process quite daunting and lonely? Would you like to share tips and advice on file conversion and social media while meeting writers also based in the Cambridge area? Then come and meet with us for a cup of tea/coffee and a discussion on how we can set up a friendly, collaborative, supportive and fun group to help us all create and promote our ebooks.

We are a young, friendly group of knitters and crocheters that meet weekly above our shop on Park Street, Berylune, Leamington Spa. We provide unlimited tea and a generous helping of home made cake - we ask that you put £3 in to our piggy bank, Mr Cook E Fund, to help cover our costs. Whilst we don't offer to teach complete beginners - we save that for our craft classes - everyone helps each other out where we can. We also have a monthly book club! This is run in a similar way, we provide tea an …

We meet at least twice a month to discuss all things Science/Sci-Fi from gadgets to writing. You will find us very approachable and friendly. Everyone welcome, no need to come to each meeting (we meet on the first Monday evening and fourth Saturday at 11am) each month. We often arrange film viewings if there's something many of us wish to watch and then discuss afterwards. We have arranged trips in the past to the Science Museum in London and plan to do more this year. Come along and see for you …

Leeds needs a book group! Having just moved to the area I can see there is a dirth of groups for book and literature lovers. This must change! I don't read anywhere near enough but a group like this one will get me in the habit once more. I can't find a group like it, so I'm creating one myself. Once-a-month meets, discussions on the wonderful world of literature, and the setting of a book to read after each meet. Come on, come all, and we could make this an awesome group.

Normally meets monthly on the first Monday of the month at the Tame Otter pub in Hopwas at 7p m in the snug. Members discus a book distributed at the previous meeting before moving onto a more general discussion. Once a year members contribute their own writing on widely diverse topics.A few times a year the group arranges theatre visits to Lichfield. A small friendly group with members drawn from the surrounding area. The group name simply reflects where the group meets.

This group is devoted to the reading of one book: Thus Spoke Zarathustra As a group, i would like us to read the first half of the book, discuss it, then go on to read the second half and discuss that. I will be reading the Cambridge edition, translated by Adrian Del Caro, as i like the style; but the Kaufmann and Hollingdale translations are also good (it might be helpful if the group reads the same translation, but it's not essential). I would also definitely recommend finding a readers guide.