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[close] ...June 17, 2010 For friends and fans of Josh Lanyon... You can also find Josh... * Josh's Website * Josh's Blog * Josh's Facebook Fan Page * Josh's Live Journal * Fanyonland (Zazzle store) Josh's other pen names include: Diana Killian, , Colin Dunne and Louise Harris.

[close] We can solve all your problems and have a good time! Join us, your secrets and complaints are safe! We also complete prayer requests for anything going on in your life. Someone annoys you? Your girl/boy betrayed you? Family member very sick? Friends ignoring you? Want to get away from life? We got answers! And we do more! We give out life cheats and hacks as well as multiple awards! You can have a great time, make friends, play games, and more! All your worries will float away... Just come home... We are here to help.

[close] Novel Ladies is a book club for women only who love to read and discuss books. We require that members are over the age of twenty, and reside in Canada and the United States . Our club offers flexibility and variety with our group reads, challenges, and other activities.

[close] A book club for us..... better than therapy ;)

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[close] This is an example of a teen summer reading club.

[close] Book club where we read nonfiction/literature and thoughtful reads

[close] How It Works: We have 15 categories of books. All you have to do is pick a book that works for each category (if you can't think of a book that fits, come to the library and ask Sarah or Katie for a recommendation). Read a book from as many of the categories as you can, join us for monthly check-ins, book talk, book suggestions (optional, but there will be snacks). Categories: 1. 1,000 Words: read a graphic novel (fiction or nonfiction)​​ 3. Blue(s) Pride: read a book authored by someone in the Urban Community 4. Diverse History: read a historical novel by an author of color 5. Fight for Your Right: read a book about a social justice issue (fiction or nonfiction) 6. Funny Ha-ha: Humorous essays, a book authored by a comedian, anything that makes you laugh 7. Happy Teachers: read a book for your English class (or elective) 8. Library Goals: read a book recommended to you by a librarian 9. Love is Love: read a book with an LGBTQIA protagonist/narrator 10. Make Beyonce Proud: read a nonfiction book about feminism or a novel with feminist themes 11. Nostalgia: re-read a favorite book from your youth 12. Passport: read a book primarily set in or about a non-European country 13. Robots and Magic: read a book from either the fantasy or Sci-Fi section 14. True Stories Well Told: read a memoir 15. Up Late: read a thriller or suspenseful novel ​ Bonus: Attend a Booksmith Event counts as one book as long as you show a picture of you at the event.

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[close] 2017 is a year for action. It’s more important than ever that American women try to understand each other in the face of such partisan division, and that we come together in the quest for social justice and equality. That means making calls to your representatives. That means marching for things you care about. That means making your voice heard and lifting each other up. That means educating yourself about experiences outside your own. Reading has been proven to promote empathy and understanding, and we believe that reading broadly is one small step in mending the divides of our nation. The books we will read will encompass a broad range of American experiences; we’ll read about Muslim-Americans, Latinos, African-Americans, LGBTQ+ individuals, undocumented immigrants, white working class women, and more. Because all of these people are American, and all of their stories are American stories. We'll be discussing the books during the last week of the month — so get your copy and get reading now!

[close] SOS: Serious Overload of Series is the place to find and chat about your favorite Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy series. Share your favorites and find new ones! Addicted to fantasy series? Here your series addiction will be celebrated! Love challenges? We host monthly, quarterly and yearly challenges as well as team challenges such as Bookshelf Bingo, which was created here! We also spotlight and discuss one book a month and one series a year. Join our BookShelf Bingo alert group so you don't miss out on future rounds! Look for SOS @

[close] Dear Readers, As part of my work with UN Women, I have started reading as many books and essays about equality as I can get my hands on. There is so much amazing stuff out there! Funny, inspiring, sad, thought-provoking, empowering! I’ve been discovering so much that, at times, I’ve felt like my head was about to explode… I decided to start a Feminist book club, as I want to share what I’m learning and hear your thoughts too. The plan is to select and read a book every month, then discuss the work during the month’s last week (to give everyone time to read it!). I will post some questions/quotes to get things started, but I would love for this to grow into an open discussion with and between you all. Whenever possible I hope to have the author, or another prominent voice on the subject, join the conversation. If you fancy it, please join up and participate. Everyone is welcome. I would be honoured! Emma x

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[close] Follow us on Keeping romance, history, humor, mystery, love, intrigue, and passion interesting, fun, and clean for all Christians. We discuss everything from reading to music to playing games to what makes a book good...and the best part? It's all clean!!

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[close] This is a place to give feedback about Goodreads. Feature ideas, bugs, or any other suggestion for improvement. The Goodreads staff monitors this group closely. For book edits or other issues regarding a specific book or books, try the Goodreads Librarians Group instead. For policy questions about a specific rating or review, please email support at goodreads dot com. These aren't allowed in our public forum.

[close] We love great books and the discussions they create! If you love to read then we'd love to have you as a member of our group!

[close] The First Group on GR to be only about the games! Join, if: *you like games, *you join a group not only to discuss, *you are creative, *just looking for fun :)

[close] I began this group in January 2015 to support fellow indie authors by featuring them on my website blog. Since then it has turned into a great resource of helpful tips, marketing resources, and just overall support for all indie authors. You're welcome to join our group as long as you contribute and are encouraging in your comments. Please note, in order to fully enjoy our group and make it the best Self Publishing Resource that it can be, we ask that you give as much as you take. If you want your books to be read, read other Indie Author books. If you want help, give help in return. This is how Support for Indie Authors can be the Ultimate Self Publishing Resource and Indie Author Support Group. Please take a moment to read through our Read Me Topics under each Folder Category in order to get a better grasp of our guidelines and where you should you post your questions/comments/etc. Thank you all and Welcome to Support for Indie Authors! Don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter by visiting http://www.supportindieauthors.com/subscribe/ Sincerely, Ann Livi Andrews *Riley stole this from GG because everyone asks this question.* Bookwhack: Think about bookwhack as bird droppings. Everyone is having a picnic. The sun is shining. The food is good. The conversation is flowing. Then, suddenly a bird flies down and leaves a dropping, ruining the day for everyone. Bookwhacking is doing the same with your book. Going into threads and dropping your book name or cover or blurb without being invited to do so. You fly over, drop the bomb. and leave. Sometimes you stay to add a short comment but the sole purpose of it is to make people think you actually had something to say. In other words, it's finding any reason to push your book in the face of people who were not expecting it.

[close] Starting Monday, January 9, 2017 we will be reading THE BONE SEASON by Samantha Shannon, followed by THE MIME ORDER starting January 30th to prepare for the release of THE SONG RISING on March 7th. Please see the discussion board for schedule and details.

[close] This global discussion group has been designed to encourage debates about important and underreported issues of our era. All you need is an enquiring mind and a desire to gain or share “underground knowledge”. This is also a place for readers to discuss the controversial topics explored in The Underground Knowledge Series – which includes the non-fiction books Genius Intelligence, Medical Industrial Complex & Bankrupting the Third World – by James Morcan & Lance Morcan.

[close] A discussion of women in literary science fiction.

[close] We offer love, compassion & kindness to create a better world. We read books by & about people who have done this profoundly...Martin L. King, Gregory Boyle, Adam Kahane, Gandhi, Burt Berlowe, & our moderator Caroline Cottom. Our members are from Nigeria, India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Philippines, Japan, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Uganda, New Zealand, Australia, Maldives, Canada, U.K., U.S., Netherlands, Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Turkey, Armenia, Albania, Russia, Mexico, Ecuador, Brazil, and more!

[close] This is the reading club hosted by Colleen Houck, the author of the NYT bestselling series TIGER'S CURSE & the NYT bestselling novel REAWAKENED. Once a month we will be reading and discussing one book that Colleen selects and, if occasion permits, she will host a live chat here with the author of the book.