You are looking for nice Ladies who love to read, talk and like to share a laugh or two? Join us! The purpose of this group is bringing together book loving ladies on a regular base to enjoy good reads and each others company. We are not limited in our book selection and we´d love to get your suggestions! Did you read a good book in the past and want to discuss it in the group? Feel free to let us know and host one of our meetups! There is a waiting list for each scheduled meetup and I´m glad to …

Welcome to the "Books & Brunch" nonfiction book discussion group! This is a private group that meets on the 2nd Saturday of odd months (January, March, May, July, September, and November) at 11:00 a.m. for potluck brunch and a discussion of that month's selection. Books are chosen from various subgenres of nonfiction, such as biography, memoir, history, science, philosophy, criticism, commentary, essays, and humor, to name a few. Selections include classics as well as contemporary titles. Every …

UX Book Club Atlanta is part of the international UX Book Club network – UX/IA/IxD professionals, students and fellow travelers who gather to discuss books related to User Experience, Information Architecture, Design, Interaction Design, Strategy, Creativity and more. Sometimes authors join us online, including John Kolko (Thoughts on Interaction Design) and Whitney Quesenbery / Kevin Brooks (Storytelling for User Experience). Follow us on Twitter; @UXBooksATL and join our GoodReads group where …

Open Pages ATL is a meet-up group for savvy readers looking to connect with other book lovers in the city. This group is for anyone interested in great book discussion coupled with exploring some of Atlanta's social neighborhood spots.

Start Your 2012 Off Right Ladies! *Do you love to read? *Do you like to help others? *Would you like to get away from the kids and man in you life at least once or twice a month? *Do you like to socialize with positive, funny & down to earth women? *Do you need to be apart of something bigger and more meaningful that a social group? *Are you looking to dispel the myth that women of color, specifically African American women, can’t get along with one another? If so, D.I.V.A.S Den Book Club (DDBC) …

Our group provides a way to meet and hear from people you would never run into otherwise. We provide a place to respectfully exchange views, and welcome any viewpoint. Members come from all over Atlanta and from all different age ranges (college to retired). We strive to maintain respectful interesting conversation, and are more focused on learning than honing debate skills or promoting a particular agenda.  It's a chance to get beyond the sound bites see things through other people's eyes. We a …

For those of us who love Science Fiction and Fantasy in the Midtown area. This book club will allow us to discuss what we love and read new books that we might not have before. It will meet up on a monthly basis in Piedmont Park initially, until a more permanent schedule and place is found.

This group is for the "Nerdy Black Woman" who enjoys reading cerebral nonfiction and fiction books. It's for the thinker that seeks out books to challenge her worldview, broaden her horizons, teach her bittersweet lessons on the deeper meaning of life, and answer many of her existential questions. These will be books that span across all disciplines (e.g., History, Science, Politics, Psychology, Human Behavior, etc). Poorly written and poorly conceptualized books (i.e., street lit, hood novels, …

Founded in 2010, the Buford Book Club focuses on discussing a wide variety of books. Since many of our members work, we try to keep things simple by meeting in public places instead of in homes. We occasionally change the venue to make it convenient for everyone at some point during the year because some members come from 20 miles away.  Our purpose is to foster the love of reading, expand reading genres, and gain insight from learning from others. You should join if you love books, meeting …

I want to form a book club for women in the Perimeter area (Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs) who are in their 30s and 40s. Each month one person from the group will choose a book and we will meet on a monthly basis at an area restaurant to discuss it. If you love reading books and dining out, and if this type of group sounds interesting to you, please contact me at kristinrweber@yahoo.com. I am going to limit the size of the group to around 12 - 15 ladies, so join fast!

We're an awesome bookclub - you need only attend one meetup to feel welcomed!  A great group of women, all avid readers, we're a warm and friendly group.  We meet monthly and read a wide variety of books... we'll even consider your favorites so feel free to make suggestions! The only thing better than a great book is a great book discussion... join us for a literary good time!

Are you looking to connect with other progressive Christians? We're a group of curious, questioning, opinionated folks trying to figure out where our faith in a radical, radically welcoming Jesus meets real life.  And we like books! We gather twice a month to discuss popular theology, non-fiction, and novels. In the past couple of months we've tackled books by Marcus Borg, Octavia Butler, Shane Claiborne, Doug Pagitt, and Kate Braestrup. This group is sponsored by Praxis Church UCC, a progressiv …

"Excuse me, your life is waiting" by Lynn Grabhorn will be the first book choice First meeting to be held on Wednesday January 23rd at 6:00 pm at The Book House 480 Veteran's Memorial Hwy SW Mableton, GA 30126 770-944-3275

We are a group of women in our mid-late 20's and 30's who live in or around the north Atlanta area, who love to read from a variety of genres and who are looking for a great excuse to socialize. We'll be meeting once a month on a Sunday afternoon to discuss the latest book selection (often suggested by a member of the group).  Most of the time we'll meet in a member's home but sometimes we'll meet in a cafe/restaurant in the north Atlanta area. We also try to coordinate outings (such as author c …

Game of Thrones fans - you now can find others to discuss and debate the activities in Westeros, Dorne and other areas in the realm created by George RR Martin! We can talk about particular sections or plots in the books and also talk about the phenomenal HBO series. Even if you've only just begun your journey into GoT we will have events covering the beginnings all the way to the latest book! We promise to be respectful and not be the "spoilers"! Come and join us!

Welcome to the Hindi Bindi book club! The focus will be reading books written by South  Asian authors or books about south asia. The books will either be written in English or be translated in English. This is a great opportunity to connect to other South East Asians and learn more about that part of the world. You by no means have to be from South East Asia, just willing to learn. Please email me if you have any questions or concerns. Looking forward to meeting you!! Bhavna

This group provides a wonderful opportunity for New Author's to share their experiences and their work with other Authors. You can get sound feedback and possibly exchange book reviews. (We all know how easy those are to come by.) Are you contemplating writing a book and you want to know what process others have gone through? Then this group is for you.

The Midtown Review book club is meets monthly in the Sandy Springs area.  For great book reviews, author interviews and more, check out our website at http://MidtownReview.com or visit us on Facebook at http://facebook.com/MidtownReview.

After belonging to other reading groups with much younger members I have come to realize that my life experiences and theirs are vastly different. Being separated by several generations means you will have a very different take on the books you read. That would be fine if the younger people were open-minded enough to consider that I may know what I'm talking about when discussing housewives from the 50's. After all, my mother was one of them. But they did not do that. They simply fed me the pa …

Off-Beat R.E.A.D. (Read, Eat And Discuss) is Atlanta's Bookclub/Discussion Group for those that like books and discussions that are slightly...well, off-beat. We read cult classics, snarky fiction, quirky autobios and chat about them - all over food and drinks, all over Atlanta. There may even be opportunity for costumes...no promises, but maybe. There's no dress code or hidden agenda - just good times, and books. If you're into that sort of thing - join us! There are no "rules", per se, just a …

About the Meetup Group Atlanta Single Moms Wish List is a single moms and meetup and help each other through friendship. The Atlanta Single Moms Wish List is sponsored by the Nexus Review Group, which is a group of book and product review web sites based in Atlanta. Type of Books and Stuff You Can Request You can request any type of book from fiction, non-fiction, children's books, audio books, reference and text books and video game as well as brand new consumer products costing up to $200 each …

I've always wished that I majored in Women's Studies, but I figure this group will help me (us) become more familiar with feminist theory/literature. This is a group that reads feminist works of all kinds and then has lively discussions about them. Feel free to suggest books that you'd like to read. We meet at 6:30pm on the first Friday of the month at the Panera Bread on Lawrenceville-Suwanee (911 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Rd).   We have a facebook group at gwinnettfeministreaders@groups.facebook.c …

Our group meets every two weeks on Friday for brunch and camaraderie. We chat about books, movies, current events, our lives, whatever is going on with us. All ages are welcome...just please have a love of the romance genre and alternate plans for child care.

This is a group for Christian single adults who are looking to meet others while at the same time grow closer to God. We will meet to read and discuss various Christian books and have fun social activities scheduled monthly.  Because we want everyone to feel comfortable talking and sharing about adult issues, our meetings and events are ADULT ONLY (unless clearly stated kid-friendly on the event itself)

Hello! My name is Regina and I'm ready to meet other DIVA'S who love to read fiction books. A good story is even better when you've got friends to share it with. We will meet once a month to discuss the book over drinks and dinner at a local restaurant. There will be a $10.00 yearly fee to be apart of this bookclub. If you have any thoughts, questions or suggestions to help make our book club a success please send me a message! A Diva is woman who is as beautiful on the inside as she is on the o …

BeCommunity is a newtwork of women who meet to discuss books, movies and who are travel enthusiasts and much from the Atlanta Metro area. We read a wide range of fiction and non-fiction books, attend movies and take trips in the area, where books are often the focal point. We build new friendships and seek opportunities to grow and learn. Check out and RSVP for an upcoming event. Sincerely, Debra Founder, BeCommunity

I'm starting this group because one of my New Years resolutions was to start reading the classics, from Epic of Gilgamesh to The Iliad to Pride and Prejudice to Slaughterhouse Five. All the truly great pieces of literature that I've missed. I thought it would be much more fun to have a group reading together so that we could discuss and delve into the books (or just meet for coffee and talk about whether we like the book or not). I belong to other book clubs for modern literature, but the cla …

We are a smaller book club that meets monthly. We read fiction and non-fiction and have vegetarian-friendly dinners at meetings. Our members come from all walks of life. The things we have in common are that we like to read, have thoughtful discussions, and eat! It's OK to come to the meetings even if you didn't like the book or couldn't finish the book. Also, you don't have to be vegetarian to join, and this group is NOT designed as a forum for reading/discussing books about vegetarianism.