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Recommended reading, as submitted by other book clubs.Īn independent site for book groups in the UK. Includes advice on starting and running a book group, with access to reading guides. Information on starting your own group or making contact with existing groups in your area.Ī list of Internet sites for online book and literary discussion. Useful LinksĪ great resource for finding book groups open to new members in your area. Join us for book reviews and discussions, games, puzzles, art and nibbles! Held on the first Monday of every month, 3.15 pm. Enjoy a relaxing hour at your Library in the company of fellow book lovers on the first Wednesday of every month, from 10.00 am – 11.00 am.Ĭome and try our children’s after-school book club, with fun activities for independent readers. Tell us about your favourite books, and be inspired about what to read next. Join us for home baking and a cuppa.Ĥ th Thursday of every month, 3.30pm-4.30pm PORT CHALMERS LIBRARY A relaxed atmosphere in which to make new friends and be inspired about what to read next.

BLUESKIN BAY LIBRARYĪn informal chat over afternoon tea about what we’re currently reading. We each talk about a recent great read or reads, usually covering a wide range of subjects over a cup of tea, coffee or sometimes a glass of wine. This is a very friendly, occasional book discussion group. In the Downes Room from 2.00 pm on the first Friday of each month (excluding January), you’re invited to join us for a cup of tea or coffee, and share your favourite reads with the group. At these informal sessions, staff and Library members discuss books they have or have not enjoyed reading. If so, come along to the Mosgiel Library and join in our next Book Chat. Love talking about books you’ve read? Want to hear about books others have enjoyed? Held on the second Wednesday of every month, 1.30pm to 2.30pm. For more information talk to the staff at South Dunedin Library. A relaxed way to make friends and share ideas about what to read next. Join us for a chat about what you’re currently reading.

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Read The Sapling article about Continued Sense of Wonderįind booklists from previous Continued Sense of Wonder discussions here: Bring along a book to share with others on the set theme or genre. Newcomers welcome.Ĭheck our Events page to find out about the next meeting of Continued Sense of Wonder. We meet from 11.00 am – 12.00 noon on the second Thursday of every month.Ī quarterly discussion for adults who love children’s and young adult books. The City Library Book Group is popular, but new members are always welcome. Recommend your favourite books, get ideas for what to read next, and enjoy a relaxing hour at the City Library. Dates and times of our upcoming meetings can be found in the Events section of our website. Groups meet regularly at our Libraries to talk about new, recent and favourite books.

If you would like a Librarian to come and talk with your group about books, Libraries, services and resources, or host you at the Library for a talk/tour, please contact us. The Library can help with resources to setup a book group of your own, or you may like to come along to an existing book group in your community or online. Many people like to share their passion for books by talking about what they’ve read with like-minded souls.