The Business Casual Book Club meets monthly to discuss one book from the NYTimes Bestseller Business List.  The very casual discussion provides a backdrop for any topics, thoughts or ideas that readers had about the book.   Meeting also includes a quick vote of “Loved It/Hated It” as a means to recommend the book to others. Haven’t read the book but still want to talk about the topic?  That’s encouraged too.  The objective of the group is to discuss relevant business topics with others in a cas …

This group is for moms from the western suburbs who can barely find enough time to get everything done, but somehow find the time to dig into a good book. We're looking for moms who want to get together at a local restaurant, once a month, to casually discuss our book of choice, as well as anything else under the moon, while enjoying good food, good wine and good company!

We are a cozy women's book club that meets on the third Tuesday of every month except December.  Currently, we are a closed group.

Hi we are a little different that your average book club. Yes we read the some of the "typical book club books". But we also have read non-fiction, classics, horror, self-help and wonderful books by authors you haven't heard of. In addition to book choices from the organizers, member can submit choices and lead the discussion. We even have a few men that occasionally attend.  More are always welcome. :-) We aren't traditionalist in how you read the books either, hard back, soft cover, kindle, no …

This group is for anyone living in or around Milwaukee who enjoys reading and discussing non-fiction. From broad philosophical questions about the human mind and the nature of reality to current social issues and scientific discoveries, the goal is to entertain our brains by learning new things.

If you love a good book discussion but sometimes it feels like a school assignment to finish the book in time and/or maybe read a book you really don't want to read then this is the book group custom made for you. We get together one Tuesday evening a month, every member brings a favorite book of hers to share, either one she has read very recently or one from the past that will not be forgotten. This is a great way to meet new friends and at the same time add to that "to be read" list. We do in …

I am starting this group to find people who share my love of books and reading - especially fun mysteries and cozies. This group will be a relaxed, fun, laid back book club and a way to meet people, enjoy conversation, and talk about fun cozies over a nice cup of coffee! I am completely open to meetup places in the Northern suburbs - Buffalo Grove, Deerfield, Northbrook, Lincolnshire, Riverwoods areas! All are welcome! If you love books, reading mysteries/cozies, meeting new people, relaxing ove …

Group meets to study and discuss philosophers and other social critics. Our focus is works which help to diagnose our modern condition, with an eye toward economic and environmental issues. Join if you like intellectual discussion or book groups and want to explore ideas for solving our current problems.

Explore and increase your faith through monthly book club readings. Fun, fellowship, food and of course prayer are all included! If you like to read and like to share your thoughts with others, you need to be here. All are welcome. You do not need to be a member of The Little Home Church by The Wayside, United Church of Christ to attend. We meet the fourth Monday of each month from 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Future books will be voted on by our members. The Littl …

We're a book discussion group for people in their 20s and 30s. We meet the third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. at Tipsi Monkey in Bartlett, IL. The discussion is led by one of our Adult & Teen Services Librarians. The books are available one month prior to each discussion at the reference desk.

This group is for both repeat readers of Jane Austen's works as well as first-time readers who would like to discuss the works of Jane Austen (as well as popular movie adaptations of them). The book club is not academic, but merely for casual readers who wish to participate in discussions for the purpose of enhancing their reading enjoyment.

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Hmm.. Child of the 80s Book Club.  What does that mean?!  Do we have Judd Nelson over for poetry readings?  Is it necessary to wear black spangly bracelets and quote Madonna?  Do we choose to read the biographies of John Hughes and Joy Division? No! "Child of the 80s" is more a time frame state-of-mind. In other words a) you want to read great books that open you up to new ideas/literature/feelings/art; b) you enjoy diverse people; c) you are somewhere between post-college and Medicare (although …

A social group for happy, outgoing women ages 30-45 in Grafton, Cedarburg, & Mequon! [Glendale, Brown Deer and Saukville as well]. Let's get together for fun events, meeting people and girls nights out! Looking to make friends with fab, social women? New in town? Need some time with just the 'Girls'? Welcome! What we do: Coffee, cocktails, wine, beer, monthly book club, movies, dinner, girls nights in, lunches, brunch, and more. This is a friendly way to meet in Mequon, Cedarburg and Grafton. …

This is a new group for women that are interested in reading new releases and classic literature. We will begin by meeting at Barnes & Noble Cafe' at Geneva Commons. I chose a book for our first meeting at it is: "an Invisible Thread" by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski. Please bring suggestions for next books to the first gathering.  Discussion questions are at the end of the book.

Join together every fourth Thursday of the month with other 20-somethings from the Mundelein area to sample brews and discuss good books. Must be 21 years old or older. Young 30s are also welcome. After every book club meetup, Fremont Library will gather several copies of the next featured book, including audiobooks. You need not have a Fremont Library card to attend the discussion or to check out at our library. For more information call 847-918-3225.

In this group, we discuss where the church is or should be going in the 21st century. We will explore numerous authors, worship expressions, and ideas for the church. We will read and discuss one book per month from authors in the Emergent Church movement. If you are interested in learning and sharing input on what you think the church should be, then come join us! All faith backgrounds are welcome!

The Human Relations Commission, a commission created by the Village of Mundelein Board of Trustees, was established to promote and encourage mutual respect, cooperation and understanding between all individuals and groups living and working within the Village of Mundelein, and to acknowledge the value of all forms of diversity within the community.  The Mundelein Human Relations Commission is charged with specific functions. ·         developing a base of information on the demographics of the V …

Who loves to read? Come join others your age to discuss and indulge in reading together. We can chat over coffee, tea or wine. The group strives to find great books worth reading with a focus on newer fictional releases. We welcome all viewpoints and encourage lively discussion! We meet every two weeks on alternating Wednesdays and Fridays. Our preferred venue is fun and casual coffee shops. We will decide as a group what books we'd like to read a couple of meetings in advance, so bring your sug …

We are women from a range of ages and backgrounds who love to read, laugh, share, and learn from each other. We meet the first Monday of each month to discuss a book, chosen by a different member each month.   Occasionally there are mid-month socials or movies.  You can expect to meet a welcoming group of readers with the Crystal Lake Bookworms!  There are no formal dues to become a Bookworm, but we ask members to contribute $1.00 if they are able, at meetup times to help with the cost of mainta …

This group is for anyone who loves YA, fantasy, paranormal, sci-fi, romance, chick lit or all of the above!!! Reading the book prior to a meetup is never mandatory, but be prepared for spoilers! Meetups will be scheduled once a month, maybe more in the future, at different locations around Oak Creek, Franklin and the surrounding areas. While this is primarily a book club meetups will include movies and other fun events that seem fitting as well! Book swaps are also encouraged to open everyone up …

This group is for women from 21-30 who love to read (especially love stories) .After graduating college and entering the real world it can be hard to find where you fit in. This is the perfect place to meet new people, have fun, drink wine, and indulge in steamy romance novels. We will meet every month to every 2 weeks over a glass of wine to discuss the novel and just do some "girl talk".

If you’ve seen the critically acclaimed Peter Joseph independent film, Zeitgeist The Movie, and are curious and/or intrigued by the information presented in Part 1 of the three-part film, and would like to be part of a discussion to learn more, join us! Whether you call yourself a mythicist, atheist or agnostic – we’re just looking for people who want to share their knowledge or learn more about how ancient religions have influenced some of the major religions of today’s modern age. Our goal is …

Hey, let's read and discuss some good books. I'll keep this meetup simple.  Anyone can suggest a book.  The more popular the book, the faster it will get on the list, with some exceptions.  For instance, if we have a streak of books on politics, I may  toss in a medical or philosophy title to break it up.  And to really mix it up, we may even take on the occasional piece of fiction, perhaps a banned book or two.  Discussions will be very informal, but if someone would like to take the lead on an …

This is a group for people who like reading, sharing, discussing, and (every once in a while) smelling books. What's that you say? There are already a bunch of book clubs, and you already know what you want to read? Well, I'd like to think that this one will knock those other clubs out of the water with our (forthcoming) charismatic, smart, funny crowd. It'll be a little more fluid in structure than those other clubs- people can read whatever book(s) they want, and all genres are welcome (though …

We will be reading a mix of classic and contemporary novels. We will all have a hand in choosing our list for the year. This club will meet on the West Side, at Bonfire Grill.

Let's get together and read feminist literature. Or read comic books and talk about gender roles. Or drink feminist cocktails and talk about the portrayal of women in novels. I recently moved to Madison and miss feminist and pro-feminist companionship, and I figure there are others out there in the same situation. The simplest way to do this is probably a feminist book club, so that is the rough idea, but we can branch out from there!

Looking to meet a great group of girl friends in their 20s and 30s to share a love of books/reading, coffee/wine and a little girl-time conversation? This is the group for you!