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http://starbucksbookclub.com/
A pitch to Howard Schultz to have a conversation about books at Starbucks stores.
http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/bookbuzz/
Virtual book club sponsored by the Toronto Public Library, open to members all over the world. Discusses monthly picks, hosts online author chats, and holds contests.
http://bookclubreading.com/
New titles by independent authors who have made themselves available to attend book club meetings by phone, Skype, or in-person added to the monthly reading list.
http://bookclubtours.co.uk/
Tailor-made literary-themed short breaks for book clubs and special interest groups. Mainly UK groups but inquiries from overseas are welcome.
http://dhamel.typepad.com/book_blog/
Online reading club. Site has book reviews.
http://bookchatcentral.yuku.com/
Reading group community, friendly message boards and chats. Newcomers welcome.
http://www.bookmooch.com/
Arranges trades of books between people. International. No cost to join. How it works, search available books or wish lists.
https://www.bookstr.com/
Book reviews and activities for site members.
http://www.booktalk.org/
Reading group and discussion forum for both fiction and non-fiction. Includes live author interviews and chats.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/classicsreadinggroup/
Virtual reading group which meets online to discuss one classic reading title per month.
http://www.greatbooks.org/
Reading and discussion programs, group leader training, book publishing, critical thinking for adults and children.
http://www.homingbooks.com/
Share your book-reading experiences with people from all around the world by giving your books away and recording the book's path around the globe on this site.
http://itsamustread.yuku.com/
Book discussions reading group. Join in on the monthly read, read and give your opinions on books and authors.
http://www.focol.org/lsr/
Online verson of a newsletter for lesbian reading groups across the country, includes lists of book clubs.
http://lenro.co/
Find and meet book readers in your immediate neighborhood.
http://www.litlovers.com/
A site for book discussion groups with reader guides, recommendations, free online lit courses, book club ideas and activities.
http://literacynerds.tribe.net/
General discussion forum for those who have an interest in reading.
http://en.literatoo.com/
Booksharing platform to lend and borrow books in your neighborhood.
https://littlefreelibrary.org/
Builds and places weatherproof boxes to be used for the free exchange of books.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/modernlibrary100greatestbooks/
Discussing one book a month from the Modern Library's list of the top 100 novels of the 20th century.
http://www.nytimes.com/books/forums/
Provides a moderated forum to discuss a book chosen by readers each month. Requires registration.
http://www.paperbackswap.com/
Swap your used paperback books with other book lovers while reading books from other members for free.
http://pass-the-book.blogspot.com/
Viral reading. Book exchanges and reading chains among members and friends.
http://www.readinggroupchoices.com/
Selections for lively book discussions. Features annual print publication, hints for leaders, hints for starting groups.
http://readinggroups.org/
The UK’s largest reading group network.
http://www.readups.com/
A web-based (social media enabled) reading system for tablets and laptops. Create an event, invite friends to read with you for a limited time, sharing comments.
http://romanhistorybooksandmore.freeservers.com/
Discusses Roman history, related fiction and nonfiction. Includes a reading list and Roman and Mediterranean history related links.
http://www.seniorlearn.org/
Online book discussions in all genres. Readers' Guides are provided for selected books.
http://www.susannahsbooks.blogspot.com/
We read a chapter daily of a published author's book and discuss the questions that come up in the reading.
http://www.geekvenue.net/bookvenue/
Books are rated, reviewed and discussed by site visitors.
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