Other Reading Groups on the Internet

• Albany Book Club From this page, you can learn what the reading selection is for the month, click through to our guest book to see what other readers thought about the book, and add your comments.
• Almaden Book Discussion Group San Jose, CA.
• Babes on Books's Babes on Books, an exciting, diverse, interactive, raucous female book club.
• Bay Area Book Group We're a group of about a dozen women who have been discussing books together since fall 1988.
• BookBay on Whidbey Island Reading Groups & Book Clubs - They list 10 book groups.
• Book Chatter At Book Chatter, we will discuss books chosen by the members. All those participating will be able to make suggestions, from which one book each month will be chosen.
• The Book Club This book club meets first Tuesday at about 7pm. Each book club member takes a turn hosting the meeting. If you live in the San Jose area and are interested in learning more about this book club drop a line to hypatia@geocities.com
• BKCLUB This group, based in Ohio, started in 1988. List of books read.
• Book Club (The First Page)
• Book Club Corner A collection of articles compiled from The Elliott Bay Book Company Booknotes Column on bookclubs providing information for reading groups. It includes book lists compiled especially to elicit discussion.
• Book Club Home Page This is another Bay Area book club, although I don't know exactly who they are. Their slogan: "Whereas you pick the book, you make the dessert." Hmmm..
• Bookclub List A probably incomplete list of books read (in most cases), discussed, praised and slammed to date.
• Book Discussion-A Home For Groups Here you will find book discussion groups that meet in person and are open to the public as well as private groups. Do you belong to a discussion group? We would be happy to link to your page or provide you with a page.
• The Book Group Our fabulous Book Group is made up of men and women from all walks of life. Well, not really. We've got lots of librarians, a lawyer, and a computer programmer. We are all pretty much cat people though.
• Book Groups Here is a list of books from my book group from the past two years. Please add your commentary on any of the books listed (thumbs up or down) or tell us about your favorite book (you do not have to be in a book group to respond).
• Book Groups on the Internet There are more book groups out there all the time. Check out these kindred spirits.
• The Book Group List We put together a list of books and a reasonable schedule in which they should be read in. Then the group is invited to discuss the book in detail.
• Books in the Dark The small pueblo of San Antonio Tlayacapan, Jalisco, Mexico has an interesting reading group.
• Bookstar Contemporary Book Discussion Group - Nashville, TN.This book group gathers to discuss America's favorite book genre--contemporary fiction. An active selection process renders readings of some of the most heralded new writers, and selected topics of discussion spur interesting conversation.
• Book Recommendations of Real Folks We are always looking for books that people feel strongly about. This page allows you to share your recommendations and find folks with similar book interests. Use it whenever you're at a loss for what to read next. Happy reading and come back for updates.
• Books and Cooks The Books and Cooks Reading Group was formed in May of 1998. We are a group of several Ithaca-area people who meet once a month to discuss a piece of literature and whatever else that discussion leads to. We also usually end up with lots food, since most of us like to cook, eat, and share — hence the name.
• Books We Have Read and Loved Welcome to Reading Woman, a place for readers and book discussion groups looking beyond the bestseller lists for their reading selections.
• Bookworms Anonymous It's a group of women that meets monthly in the Metro Detroit area to discuss books. The group was founded in October, 1994. We wanted a group that would expand our reading horizons. We decided that with our diverse group, we would each select books. That way we would end up reading books that we may not have chosen for ourselves.
• Calgary Public Library's Virtual Book Cafe - Reading Groups
• Detroit CD Book Club The group reads two books each month: one nonfiction book (often on technical or women's issues) and one work of fiction by a woman author. The books are chosen two months in advance by a consensus or vote of the members attending the meeting.
• Dick Francis Home Page All Dick Francis fans are welcome!
• Fairbanks Branch Reading Circle, Houston TX Members have been reading, researching, and reviewing mystery, biography, literature, and nonfiction since the circle's beginning over three-and-a-half years ago. The trend has been mostly toward contemporary writing of members' interests and enjoyment. A few classics have also permeated the monthly selections list. Members recommend reading selections which were previously read and enjoyed or were critically reviewed in an article or book.
• Family Reading Groups from Norfolk Library and Information Service
• The Good Book Online Book Club The purpose of The Good Book Online Book Club is to bring together African-American men and women (anyone can join) and increase the readership of mostly African-American fiction and literature and foster discussion and feedback in a comfortable and anonymous environment.
• Indy Reading Groups Home Page This is a non-commercial web page intended to provide information about reading groups that meet in the Indianapolis Area.
• Jack London Reading Group This is a group organized to provide a forum for discussion of London's writings.
• Kingfisher Books Reading Group
• Lake Lily Literary Society The Lake Lily Literary Society was formed by three friends in the Spring of 1991. We chose the name because we liked the alliteration, there is a Lake Lily nearby in central Florida, and we thought it sounded like a long ago Victorian women's book club. We wanted to read good literature and discuss it as a group.
• Left Bank Books Reading Club The Reading Group website is designed to give you enough information about the book to help you decide if you want to read it.
• Mostly, We Eat Reading group.
• Montgomery County Library Book Discussion Groups In March 1998, we began building a systemwide calendar for book discussion groups taking place in Montgomery County Library branches.
• #cb online reading club Has number of readers' favorite lists, a list-serve to join to discuss books and other links.
• The Online Reading Club The Online Reading Club is a group of about thirty people in five different countries who read a piece of world literature every two weeks and send their reviews on it to each other via email. The purpose of the club is to widen and vary our reading backgrounds and general knowledge. This club is especially for students, professors, writers, those learning English as a second language, and anyone who wants to read a wide variety of texts in English.
• Pearl Avenue Book Discussion Group San Jose, CA. The Pearl Avenue Book Discussion Group has been meeting monthly since 1984. The discussion group is open to the public and we welcome new members.
• Pleiades Well-Worn Pages: Women's Book Reviews Welcome to Well Worn Pages, a place for avid women readers to share thoughts and ideas about books we've read. If you're looking for a good book to read, this is a good starting point. Or, if you've read a good book lately, please enter a review here, or add your thoughts to those already listed. Happy browsing!
• Quill and Swill Welcome to the homepage for the "Quill and Swill" reading circle. The principle function of the homepage is to provide members with a place to look up the current book and meeting information and to serve as a little history of the group:
• The Reading Group
• The Reading Group Page Group in the UK
• Rachel's Compendium of Online Book Discussions, et al.
• Reading in San Jose Welcome to the Book Discussion Home Page. Here you will find book discussion groups that meet in person and are open to the public as well as private groups.
• Roebuck Reading Club We are a group of friends from Wolverhampton, England who meet once a month to discuss a chosen book.
• Sally's Book Club Sally's Book Club was formed in 1990. It was formed in order for neighborhood friends to share their literary interests. Even though the neighborhood has disbanded to some degree, the friendships remain and the group continues to thrive. There are currently 15 members.
• San Carlos Book Club
• San Francisco Bay Area Great Books Council The books that bite and sting us are the great books, by the greatest thinkers and writers of all time. These are the books that can make you think - that can make you question who you are, what you're doing, and where you're going. The Great Books Foundation offers you a way to discover these books.
• A Seattle Book Group .enjoying our third year together
• 2nd Monday - Reading Groups & Book Clubs
• Tallahassee Book Group Our group of about 10 women has been meeting monthly since November, 1992 in Tallahassee, Florida. We all read the same book and discuss it (and other things) over wine & cheese.
• Tertulia Tertulia formed as a book group in October of 1993. The group, consisting of all women, meets every 4-6 weeks to discuss a selected text and life itself. We have enjoyed reading and discussing the following books over the years and would like your input as well. As you peruse the list and our reviews, please note that reading is obviously a personal sport -- what appeals to one may repulse another. What has made Tertulia so successful though, is that we are able to find something to talk about, even if we don't like the books -- in some ways, books that have been negatively received have provoked the best discussions.
• The Un-Named Book Club's Page
• Washingtonpost.com Book Group Welcome to the washingtonpost.com Book Group. This is an online forum to discuss particular books, much like any face-to-face book group. Anyone is welcome to join our conversations.
• Who Picked This Book Club