Hi everybody, Started in 1969, The Man Booker Prize is the UK's Pulitzer Prize. The Booker Prize Book Club meets once a month to read and discuss prize winners and nominees of the Man Booker Prize. All are welcome - bring your strong opinions, thoughts, and questions and let's discuss amongst ourselves!! Great way to meet new friends. I've been in book clubs for many years, in my former city of Washington, and here. At this point my dear book friends are fun to be with and share dinner, but we d …

This group will select, read and discuss business books. If you have one that you want to share with the group please start a thread so we can formalize the selection process. After we select a book we can find a time/place that fits for the members that want to join in on the Offline discussion. We can have a online discussion also depending on the members participation. Please share your ideas on the book selection and format of this group the sooner you do the more influence you will have in …

Meet kindred book lovers over dinner in a social setting! Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Let's learn what books we all like together. Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, audio you will read a new book every month. Never been in a book club then join me as I have never run a book club, we have fun figuring it all out together.

A book group for people in Sunnyside and Woodside, Queens (or those who want to come here). Any age, any gender, is welcome. This is a group for people who want to meet others every month or two to talk about a book we've all read (or mostly read. We know, sometimes you hate a book and you just can't finish it. Come tell us how much you hated it and why!), and get to know people near you.

Looking for people interested in reading books and discussing over coffee and dessert. We are planning on having get-togethers once a month on Thursday evenings at 7 pm at Temptations Cafe in Nyack.   We will have our first meet-up group on Sept. 22.   Hope you can make it.  More to follow...

That's right, we're a book club that doesn't even require you to read the book. Each meeting starts with a video or PDF presentation of the book's key concepts so you can learn everything you need to know just by attending the meeting. We'll discuss how we've applied the book's concepts to our businesses and then leave with an action plan to apply them starting immediately (if you don't use it, you lose it).  Who Should Join Open to anyone who'd like to learn more strategies for improving their …

Having a focused book club is key to attracting like minded people, but who wants to be limited to a specific genre? When I read this month's issue of World Ark, the magazine put out by Heifer international, I knew I found my list. "Heifer International's mission is to work with communities to end hunger and poverty and care for the earth. By giving families a hand-up, not just a hand-out, [they] empower them to turn lives of hunger and poverty into self-reliance and hope. With gifts of lives …

WE ARE CLOSED TO NEW MEMBERSHIP AT THIS TIME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST   The Westchester Women's Book Club is a reading and discussion group for women only. All are welcome to join, but a photo of yourself is required. If you are extremely uncomfortable with your photo being posted on a web site contact me about sending it in an email. We meet once a month on a weeknight at a local inexpensive eatery to discuss the month's selection. Primarily this is a book club but from time to time we may …

Meet kindred book lovers in the Rockland/Bergen County area. While we may occasionally read a modern classic (Lolita, Catch-22), we read mostly classic works written before 1950 (check our calendar to sample our book selection). We emphasize novels and plays important within the history of literature or have some historical interest. We have friendly, topical discussions about what we enjoyed, didn't enjoy, and found interesting in our reading while making some literate friends in the process. G …

I started Good food, fine wine and great books because all the other book clubs that I've attended did not eat! We meet roughly about once a month to discuss a book over dinner. I try to match the restaurant to the book. We discussed Middlesex over a Greek fare in the Village. We met at a Vegetarian restaurant to discuss a book in which the main character was a vegan. Each member takes turn and picks a book. So we get to read different genre. What could be better than reading and enjoying a book …

Women + Books + Discussion = Bonding. That is what this group is about. If you love books and are interested in expanding your circle and would like to meet and "connect" with meaningful individuals who have similar interests to yours, you are welcome to join. The objective of this group is to keep it focused on the purpose - books - while engaging in meaningful conversation and enjoying time with a pleasant circle of friends. The intention is for women to get together on a weekend day/afternoon …

I just moved to Westchester from Long Island, where there were book clubs galore. I can't seem to find any here. I'm 25 and I wanted to meet other book-lovers around my age in the area. Encompassing a wide variety of genres and authors from children's books to classics, we'll aim to read a new book every two or three weeks. We'll meet to discuss the books in a relaxed informal enviroment. Even though we're a 35 and younger meetup group if you're an older person interested in hanging out with you …

This book club is devoted to reading and discussing nonfiction books- biographies, history, travel, economics, current events, and more. Meetings are held once a month for our friends coming from not just the city but the greater metro NY area. Nonfiction lovers of all ages are welcome. Come join us for rousing discussions and lively debates!   Each month, we select a category of nonfiction to read, all members are welcome to make book suggestions in the chosen category, and then the recommended …

The Breakdown: We read good books. We're looking for other intellectually curious, like-minded 20somethings (a vague guideline) in Astoria (another vague guideline) to read them with us, share some food, drink, and sweet convo. The Criteria For Choosing Said Good Books: Magical language (with a healthy dash of magical realism), fresh voices (love a debut) irreverent to painfully relevant, growing up, growing old, dying, coming back to life, urban culture to Southern idyllicy, savory books that y …

Supporting writers with the essentials to become a bestseller: a great project, a strong platform and a well-polished pitch, presentation and hook for their book. Writers in all phases of the publishing process, published and unpublished, are welcome to join.

This book club is for fun Whitestone women who love to read fiction and chick lit books and would like to get together to talk about the book and meet new friends.