Meet others who enjoy reading and discussing books of a humanist nature. Membership in this Meetup group is open only to dues-paying members of the Humanists of Colorado (HOC). The group meets at a private home near Colorado & Alameda in Denver.

This book club is for folks whose taste in works runs toward the literary, idiosyncratic, or experimental. Ideally, it will be a place to hash out & attempt to understand or (at the very least) appreciate nonstandard works of national & international origin. Books for discussion can include contemporary publications or those of centuries past. NOTE: This group used to meet in person, monthly in Boulder. As of September 2011, we have taken this group online, where currently, participation is maxe …

Meet kindred book lovers in the Boulder Bookaholics Book Club -  a group for people who love books, who love to discuss books and who aren't enjoy having a glass of wine, cup of coffee or bite to eat while doing so! This book club has 4 strands (because we're all different!): - fiction - non-fiction - fantasy or sci-fi - classics 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 meetin …

Being informed about what is REALLY happening in the world today seems like a full time job at times. There are a multitude of books being written that offer insight into topics such as the financial meltdown, genetically modified foods, global warming, the federal reserve, socialism on a corporate level and more.  Our Book Club will concentrate on titles such as: Griftopia: Buble Machines, Vampire Squids, and the Long Con That is Breaking America by Matt Taibbii Unequal Protection: How Corporat …

Hi!  Glad you stopped by. This group is for people who are politically liberal and who enjoy socializing with like minded others. Before you ask to join, please read more about us by clicking on the "Pages" tab, above. Here's some ideas for things we might do: Go to Concerts,  Attend Lectures, See Art Exhibits,  Go to Festivals,  Go on 1st Friday Art Walks, Play Board and Card Games, Have a Book Club, See Live Theater, Visit Museums, Try New Restaurants, Meetup for Coffee, See Movies, Go on Da …

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.

I decided to start this group because I love hiking and I love book clubs. This meetup has all the activity of hiking and the great conversations of a book club in one!  We read a book, and discuss it during a hike near Boulder. Our hikes are generally easy to moderate, and about 3 miles in length.  Feel free to join us even if you haven't finished (or started) the book, but we may spoil the ending! The books are usually literary fiction, but we branch our occasionally.  I avoid beach reading, s …

Shades of Brown book club was founded by two women new to the Denver area. The book club is open to African American sistahs who not only enjoy and appreciate Black literature, but also understand its value and importance to our Community. We will meet once a month, excluding December, to dine and discuss our monthly selection. Our primary focus will be African-American authors but also authors throughout the African Diaspora. We also see the group as one that gives back to the community - parti …

We are an established Book Club (which started in July of 2005) that meets the 3rd Sunday of every month at 4:00pm in Downtown Boulder.  And we are excited to invite more enthusiastic readers interested in reading and discussing good literary fiction to round out our group. We come from all walks of life - everyone is welcome - and all opinions and feedback are not only welcome but encouraged!  If you hate the book, love the book, even if you  don't finish the book, by all means, come and discus …

If you are looking for a great group of people, men and women, who love to discuss books and life, then you are in the right place. Join Adams County Book Club (ACBC) not only for a monthly reading group, but also for fun and friends. It's a laid back environment for all types of readers. Wether you love Plato or Shakespeare. Judy Blume or Stephenie Meyer, you are sure to enjoy the company! We meet the fourth Wednesday of every month (changed only by holidays) at 7pm. Everyone is asked to bring …

If you have a taste for reading and discussing the great authors of all time -- past and present -- this group is for you. Whatever your taste in reading is, whether it be fiction, philosophy, poetry or non-fiction this group is about studying the authors that have influenced and shaped the world's culture. What we read will be based on the interests of the members.

We are a small, diverse group of readers from all walks of life who meet once a month to discuss books that claim to, or have the capacity to, completely change the way we view the world; books that contain ideas that can provoke a significant paradigm shift. We seek to be “wowed” by novel ideas, critical theories, and challenging perspectives that compel us to see ourselves and the world we live in differently. We want to blow-our-minds and we challenge the libraries of the world to challenge u …

Are you a woman who is looking for community, friendship, laughter AND books? Book groups can be an amazing opportunity for friendship, stress-relief, fun and laughter! If you are looking for a group that values and loves books, but values and loves time spent laughing with other women even more, this is the group for you! We'll meet monthly (usually) for lively discussions, intriguing books and great food at local restaurants. Come and build a community with us, one book at a time! This group i …

Calling all you book lovers of the dark and macabre! Or light and fluffy, meh my tastes change! I love all books other than perhaps about war and politics. I will however give a book a shot if someone really really wants to read it as a group and discuss it. I can't promise to like it, but I'll try. But that goes both ways. Book clubs in my opinion are ment to find books you wouldn't otherwise have found on your own. There could be a whole other magical awesome world you didn't know about just a …

This is a group for women who like to read and are interested in discussing books and doing a little socializing. We will read and discuss a variety of fiction and non-fiction books. No books are off the table, so bring your ideas, an open mind, and be ready to have some fun and meet some great women.

Let's get together to meet new people, read good books, and check out new places! We will meet for the book club on the 2nd Monday of the month, rotating the location to members' home who want to host. Books will be chosen by members. We will also plan a girls night out at least once a month, trying out restaurants in the surrounding area, painting at canvas and cocktails, or checking out an exhibit at a museum or a play downtown. We look forward to meeting and getting to know you!

We will mostly be reading the "classics." We are a group of literature fans who are dedicated to looking at great books in new ways. We believe that classic literature can be interpreted throughout time in diverse and relevant ways. If you want to explore some of the minds of the world's great writers and revisit some "classics" over coffee, come join us. Some titles we are considering: "Tender is the Night" "Pale Fire" "East of Eden" "Invisible Man" "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" "Jour …

Hello! Welcome to the Book Worms! We are a group of Christian women of all ages who love to read. We started as a small group from Flatirons Church and have grown to include ladies from all over the north Denver area.  We get together the last Sunday of the month (usually) to eat dinner and chat about the book selection. Our ages range from the youngest at 26 to a few ladies who are in their mid-fifties. This age range makes for good discussions! We would love to have you join us!

This is a new book club looking to read and discuss serious literature. We're talking tantalizing plot, often world-renowned works of art--the kind that is hard to read on your own outside of a college class. Though we are mostly targeting savvy lit-lovers in their 20's and 30's, anyone who is looking to get down with Faulkner and his posse is highly invited to our hangouts. Seriously. Come join us as we occasionally get intellecutally drunk (it's a thing), wear monocles and potentially discuss …

Women's book club for the SE area of Denver- We will meet typically on Tuesdays  every 3 or 4 weeks, depending on everyone's schedules. We would be meeting at a food/drink establishment, so it would be great if people planned on having an appetizer or a drink, meal, etc. to help support them. We would meet around 6:30 to get settled, any food/drink orders in, etc. and start discussion at 7 until approximately 8. The location will be the same every time, unless otherwise noted. We would ideally b …

This is a group for anyone interested in reading for pleasure and fun. Reading is one of my favorite past-times and over time, I have belonged to a few book clubs, but I couldn't find any in my area. We can create a list of books to read and get started. I am privy to Mystery/Crime novels, but we can be open and discuss. We could meet every 4-6 weeks, depending on schedules either at someone's house, a coffee shop or a casual sit-down eatery in the area. If you enjoy writing and have written som …

Do you love reading Lewis, Chesterton, MacDonald and Tolkien? Want to talk about it? Me too! So lets pick a book, meet in a pub and enjoy these amazing literary works together!

Looking to explore the literary world, celebrate time with girlfriends over a glass of wine, and have some good laughs? Then please join our group! We will read a book monthly, with our meetups for discussion on the first Thursday of each month. Additional social events (brunch, dinner, movie, etc) may be organized by any member at anytime. We do have some some guidelines for the group, they will be sent to you upon RSVPing for your first Meet Up.   If you choose to join the group, Annual Membe …

Inviting all book lovers and/or practicioners of faith (any faith, all faiths, no faiths). We invite you to join us for an interfaith book discussion. EVERYONE is welcome! Abrahamic Initiative fosters mutual understanding and appreciation among Abrahamic faith traditions through education, dialogue and action. Knowing each other and understanding the foundations of each tradition will help dispel false images and stereotypes that thwart positive relationships and generate conflict. Healthy and …

A low key meeting of people who enjoy reading the classics and are looking for others to discuss their readings.

Gather to share excerpts and wisdom from the Harry Potter series that we love. We have a series of discussion and reflection questions to get the small groups started. This Book Chat is for youth ages 9+ and adults, hosted by the Boulder Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (www.bvuuf.org) and open to all.

Do you love all things books and reading? Do you long to share your love of reading with your children in more ways than nightly bed time stories? Are you looking for new ideas for meaningful play? Are you wishing for a village or community of fellow book-loving parents and care-givers to support you in your parenting and teaching journey -the times when you feel like a clever literacy advocate, as well as the times when you feel exhausted? Join Little Village Book Circles in Boulder! Little Vil …

Do you love reading parenting books (or at least skimming them in the bookstore) for inspiration? I've found that stumbling on the right book can sometimes be just the juice I need to get re-invigorated about my job as a mom. Whether I find a parenting book that freshens and focuses my perspective or one that just gets on my nerves, I always receive the benefit of considering my own practices and tuning in more closely to my children's experience of home and family and life and me. I'm excited t …