Welcome, Jersey City Book Lovers!
- Location
- Jersey City, NJ 40.73-74.05 07302US
- Meetups
- 35 so far
- Members
- 272 Book Lovers
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- February 6, 2007
Meet with other book lovers once a month to discuss a chosen piece of literature (fiction, nonfiction, biography, contemporary, classic novels- depends on what we all vote on!) over drinks or a bite to eat. This is a great chance to meet other local people who share your love for books. Books will be chosen by the group, so feel free to recommend anything you are interested in reading.
Our next Meetup"I Claudius" by Robert Graves
- Where?
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279 Grove StJersey City, NJ 07302(201)200-0202
- Who’s coming?
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9 Yes / 1 Maybe( 10 spots left )
We meet as early as 7 for dinner and/or socializing. We will not start formally discussing the book until 8, so you don't have to get there until then.
Looking forward to seeing you! Read more
More upcoming Meetups
Past Meetups
by Alan Moore/Dave GibbonsJoin JC Book Club
What's new?
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Nov 1
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New member
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Oct 27
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New member
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Oct 25
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New member
“Honestly, I need to exercise my brain and start reading again. It will also be cool to meet other interesting people. Just moved back to the east coast and it a cool opportunity to learn something new, share ideas, and meet interesting people.”
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Oct 23
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New member
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Oct 22
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New member
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Oct 18
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New member
“I love reading and recently moved to Jersey City” -
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“You can learn a lot about person from hearing their thoughts on the books they've read. I'm curious to meet and share ideas with fellow book lovers.” -
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“Would love to read and discuss some great books with interesting people.”
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Oct 12
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New discussionStarted by Mark L..
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Oct 11
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New member
“I'd like to meet new people and enjoy good company.”
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Oct 7
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New member
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What members are saying
“ You will read a lot of wonderful books you would not have otherwise. ”
“ I've gone to one meeting so far. And plan to go to many more. The group discussion was a lot of fun and thought provoking. ...
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