… First, I ask that you research cookbooks you think would be great and bring them to our first meeting (and every meeting thereafter). To jump start this group, we will meet over coffee, hot chocolate, or tea to share cookbooks we have researched and choose for our first dinner. As founder, I will host the first meal. I will choose one of the suggested cookbooks which will be the featured cookbook of the month. We will decide if we want to use this book for 2-4 turns or if we want to choose a dif …

This Meetup was created for African American women who enjoy literature and cinema. What makes this Book Club different from many others is that we will not only read books, but we will watch the movie during our monthly meetups and discuss and compare the book and the film. We will not read African American books only, but the group was designed for African American women as a means to grow and support a sisterhood amongst members. We will read a few "throwbacks" as well as more current books. …

Once upon a time, I had a book club. But, I gave it up for greener pastures. And now THAT book club is reading books that put you to sleep. So, I'm back. With something new. And dark and twisted. And off the beaten path. This book club is not for the faint of heart, the close minded or the straight and narrow. If you like to read books that are somewhat dark and twisted or extremely imaginative, then you've found the right place. If you're looking for fluff or the classics, go somewhere …

Welcome to the Great Books book club. We are a group that reads both fiction and non-fiction. Fiction books are anything that we can agree on. The non-fiction books tend to be about religious and ethical issues from a Christian perspective. Join us for some interesting conversation. The fees for this group are provided by St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church in Hurst, TX. People of all faiths or no faiths are welcomed to join us. For more information on St. Stephen’s go to http://www.ststephensepiscop …

WOMEN OF FAITH NETWORK/BOOK CLUB (WOFN/BC) Overall objective is to empower, equip, instill, and inspire women to fulfill their divine destiny.  WOFN, is Dedicated to the growth and development of Black Women/ African American Sistah’s. The Total You, Mind, Body & Soul. Celebrating the essence of Sistah’s building Sistah’s. WOFN, will focus on reading books that will elevate our personal and professional life, which will enable us to deal with complex issues that are directly associated within ou …

The Dallas Atheist Book Club is a place for freethinkers (atheists, agnostics, skeptics, secularists, etc.) to read and to engage in lively discussion about books relating to atheism, freethought, science, history, governance, biography, psychology, philosophy, and some fiction. We try to meet on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM for the book review. This is usually followed up with a social gathering at a local restaurant or bar for dinner and drinks at 9:00 PM. We also occasi …

Looking to get a group together to meet monthly to discuss a new book and enjoy some great wine.

On Another Level Book Club was established in 2005 to satisfy the personal desire to read and discuss various books with people who share the same love of reading. On Another level is comprised of various members of all ages, ethnic and economic background. We meet every 3rd Friday of the month at various locations throughout the Dallas metroplex. Our organization is not only fund of reading but giving back to our community and lending a helping hand to those less fortunate than ourselves.   The …

This is a group of twenty and thirty-somethings in the Dallas area that love to read! We read and discuss all types of books - fiction, nonfiction, new and old... Books are chosen by the group members every few months so there is always something interesting to look forward to!  We meet the first Monday of every month at various hot spots around Dallas, usually a wine bar or coffee shop. Hope you can join us! **If you have any questions, please check out the Frequently Asked Questions section of …

Meet kindred book lovers in a local Meetup Book Club! If you have a addiction for books you are more than welcome to feed it here. Fiction or non-fiction, paperback or hardcover, it doesn't matter as long as you love to read. Come to laugh, share stories and make new friends! Very relaxed casual atmosphere.

The North Dallas Poetry Book Club is a group for current devotees, for readers who would like to learn more about the art, and for folks like me who miss grad school and its lively conversations about contemporary poetry. We'll have monthly reading groups featuring books by contemporary poets and outings to hear readings by visiting writers.

SIP is a Sisterhood Support Group & Book Club for all sisters to have a place to find encouragement, empathy, loyalty, shared goals, experiences, viewpoints, positive word, support, and networking opportunities. My goal is for the group SIP to connect as a sisterhood were we can feel free to vent, (with respect to others), share our stories, our testimonies, give praise, unite, offer a kind word, celebrate triumphs and sympathize when a sister is in pain. This support group & book club is for (m …

Do you love to R.E.A.D. (Read Eat And Discuss)? Looking for other book lovers? A good story is even better when you've got friends to share it with. Join us the first Thursday of every month at a restaurant in the Addison area to discuss the book selection of the month. The type of restaurant we choose will correlate with the book selection.

This is a group for women to meet and discuss best-selling fiction (with a little chick-lit from time to time) while socializing with new and old friends in the Uptown area. We'll be meeting one evening a month to drink wine (eat some light appetizers) and enjoy some laughs while we discuss our latest book. So take a break from your jobs, leave the family at home, and come join a great group of women once a month for some (hopefully intellectual) conversation and fun!

R.E.A.D. - Read, Eat and Discuss! Arlington, HEB area A group of ladies who love to read and discuss books and, of course, snack.  Most meetings will be held in members' homes, mostly in the Arlington area.

This book club is for African-American females interested in reading books of all genres by authors of any racial/ethnic backgrounds. Meetings are scheduled every 4th Saturday of the month at 6:30pm (times may vary). Dues are not required to join this group and meetings are held at various locations-- homes, restaurants, etc. THIS GROUP IS ACCEPTING SPONSORS AND MEMBERSHIP PERKS. IF YOU ARE A BUSINESS OWNER LOOKING FOR COST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISING, GIVE THE SISTERHOOD MEETUP PAGE A TRY! WE ARE 95 …