This is a group for ladies to meet up to discuss fabulous books and make some new friends over a drink or two! We will choose one book per month and have a monthly meeting to discuss it - rotating between a restaurant/wine bar or getting together at a home, depending on what we feel like. If you are interested in meeting new people, drinking some wine and reading some great books, you should join! We will mainly be reading fiction books, but could be open to other suggestions if the group really …

Boys ages 7-13 getting together to discuss various genres of literature, foster a love of books, and encourage each other to try new adventures in reading. It's difficult to find groups of boys willing to say they love reading. Most are hesitant to try chapter books that may be interesting to them. I am a previous homeschooling mom looking for other moms who love childrens books and want to encourage their young men to enjoy reading by discussing their reading together. Plan to meet at local lib …

This group is for book lovers who live in/around the Glendale/Peoria area. Everyone is welcome....no age restrictions! The plan is to meet once a month, read and then discuss a selected book and then choose our next month's book. Open to any and all books! Along the way, we will have great conversations, meet new friends and read fantastic books!

We are all avid readers, who read for escape. We pick books from our past and books that are newly release. We read fiction, but books of substance that will spark a good group discussion. Yes, we do meet and talk about the book!! We currently have two groups that meets each month. Our Saturday morning group that meets the 1st Saturday of each month.  The Monday night group meets the 3rd Monday of each month. The groups pick books together every few months. Everyone is welcome in both groups.

This is a monthly book club focused on reading banned books. We meet on the last Wednesday of the month at the Mesa Cafe inside Bookmans. We started in September with 1984 and the book for October is Brave New World. We're looking for a wide variety of thinkers and some good discussions so if you love to read and want to talk about it, please join us!

Since there is such a high demand for the "Chick Lit" Phoenix Book Club, I thought I would start another chick lit group in Scottsdale. This group is for women who enjoy the occasional "Sex and the City" type book. What woman has not found herself at least drawn into the television show?!? "Chick lit" is a term used to describe a genre of fiction that is written and marketed to young women. The genre especially targets young single, working women in their twenties and thirties; however the genr …

Read a Book - Watch the Movie The idea for this Meetup is to have a BOOK CLUB with a FUN TWIST -- We pick a BOOK that has been turned into a MOVIE. We read the BOOK before the meeting, then we watch the movie together at my house. After watching the movie we have fun discussing both versions -- how are they the same, how do they differ, which version do we like better and any thing else we thing of. Mostly we have fun! The 1st meeting with all New Members is a Meet & Greet meeting held at t …

Want to get intrigued? Let's read notable women writers of mystery, suspense/thriller, and detective/crime fiction, from the classic works of Agatha Christie to the "modern" novels of other well or perhaps lesser known authors. Then let's discuss each book we've read (and whatever else comes up!) during a monthly dinner. You can have a look at a list of the books we've read so far here (http://tinyurl.com/7vcw6eq).

A part of the Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society this friendly group of people meets every third Tuesday to discuss a different science fiction selection.   Meet some people with a common interest in SF and Fantasy literature. Haven't read the book?  No biggie. Come on in and see what the rest of us think about it.

Looking to put together a group of like-minded Entrepreneurs to be thought partners and lead to greater successes. My thoughts is that we choose a beneficial book and between the book and our ideas, everyone will learn a little more at each meeting. Thoughts on meetup structure and book choices is welcome!

A book discussion group for young professionals focused on remaining well read held the first Monday of every month at the Scottsdale Civic Center Library!

This group reads a book on a science related topic each month and discusses it. We rarely have the answers, but we have the curiosity to explore ideas. Anyone interested in the life sciences should join this group.

Like to read? Like to have great conversations? Our members call this meetup "a mid-week burst of energy." NEW MEMBERS WELCOME! Join our diverse reading community to discuss great books. Even if you are not familiar with the material, we welcome all members as listeners. Jump in at any time . . . you'll enjoy our passionate and lively conversations! We have frequent meetings to accommodate schedules... Feel free to pick and choose -- make all the meetings or only a few of them... For more inform …

We are a group of black women who love to read, want to read more and meet like minded women. We are here to inspire women to read, share literature, fellowship, and encourage others in the joy of reading. We meet in Tempe on the second Sunday of the month from 3pm to 5pm. We are an eclectic group of women and so are our reading selections. On our web site www.mochagirlsread.wordpress.com we have a inspirational book of the month posted every first Sunday; a children's book posted every Monday a …

Hello Graphic Bibliophiles!   If you have already joined, thank you and WELCOME to the missing dimension!  You won't regret it.   If you haven't joined yet, I hope you do.  We have a good time. What is a graphic novel?  The simpler answers include (1) a form of independent comics, (2) a longer-form but non-ongoing-series comic book, or (3) a novel-length sequential art narrative that treats subject(s) similar to those of other novels of both fiction and nonfiction. When will we meet?  Thirds Thu …

Libraries can be so much more than a good home for books -- they can be cultural centers, learning locations, sites for viewing and appreciating art, anchors for parks & green spaces, and so much more. PLUS, they have all those great books! Perhaps you'd like to volunteer to help the library do its job in this era of tight budgets? Maybe you like the idea of "making a difference"? Then there are those friendly folks who just like to, well, get out and meet more friendly folks! We look for …