Groups

[close] Dear friends of the Ton, welcome to the Historical Romance Book Club, formerly known as (the Book Club)! The purpose of the group is to hold fortnightly group reads focusing on titles under Historical Romance only.

[close] Group for 1x1 roleplays, 1x1x1's, 1x1x1x1's, and so forth.

[close] We want to read fun stuff as a group and do lots of buddy reads on the side. And we like to chat a bit, too. Friends don't let friends read alone:) Please note: One of the reasons our group works so well is that we are a small group of engaged members. If a member is completely inactive for 6 months and has not communicated with one of the group moderators, then we may remove them from the group. In this way we limit the group to those individuals who are truly interested in participating, and we maintain the environment that makes SpecFic Buddy Reads the kind of group our members want.

[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] jut two bros, chilling in a book club, 5 feet apart cause they're very gay

[close] Want to join a RP group but have absolutely no idea to roleplay? We are here for you, giving walk-through and gives you an opportunity to start a roleplay with someone more experience to help give you tips and tricks.

[close] We'll be going through the Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson. Ten books of high fantasy of the highest order. Starting with the first book, Gardens of The Moon, on March 5th.

[close] A place to note down what the DAUK Women's Caucus Book Club has been reading and for those outside the UK who want to keep up with us.

[close] Each month the Eugene Field Library at the Field House Museum will host a book club. The book of the month with pertain to ongoing exhibits within the museum, or to the works of Eugene Field.

[close] This is for my friends.

[close] Looking for something off the beaten path? This is a great place to start. We are going to be focused on modern books, anything published after 1960, that we feel have not received the love they deserve. We'll be reading one book per month chosen by a poll. Nominations must meet the following criteria: -Published in or after 1960, but at least 6 months old -No more than 5,000 Goodreads ratings -No self-promotion Welcome! I'm excited to have you join us!

[close] The purpose to this group is to challenge all you avid readers out there to expand your reading beyond your preferred genres. Who knows you may find something you like that you didn't think you'd like... We also have a number of Reading Challenges that will either focus on trimming down TBRs and/or to read widely (sometimes, outside of your comfort zone). January's shelf was Read in 2017 February's shelf is Canon March's Shelf will be British

[close] THE BIGGEST GROUP FOR DYSTOPIAN LITERATURE ON GOODREADS. What you can do in the group? * You can say 'Hi', or tell us what you are reading * You can look for a buddy to read with or discuss a book. * Partake in the occasional group reads. * Еxchange a review for a free book. * We also have a folder where we post about promotions (all genres). CURRENT READ: __________________________________________________ How to use a spoiler: Write the spoiler between those two __________________________________________________ Like our FACEBOOK page | MOVIES folder If you are an author exchanging free e-books from the genre for an honest review, you can post here .

[close] celebrating literature, authors, and the literary community, curated by Emma Roberts & Karah Preiss

[close] We choose a "tag" (a theme) each month, and share, discuss, and review great books that fit the tag! The tag for March 2018 is autobiography. Come play with us! To see which books fit this month's tag, you'll find them on the linked Goodreads shelf: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/autobiography

[close] For those who love a good cozy mystery while curled up on the couch with a cup of coffee/tea/cocoa and maybe a dog/cat next to them. Please be kind and courteous to others while in the group. No foul language please.

[close] Are you ready to set your 2018 reading goal? This is a supportive, fun group of people looking for people just like you. Track your annual reading goal here with us, and we have challenges, group reads, and other fun ways to help keep you on pace. There will never be a specific number of books to read here or pressure to read more than you can commit to. Your goal is five? Great! You think you want to read 200? Very cool! We won't kick you out for not participating regularly, but we'll love it if you do. Join us!

[close] Can't remember the title of a book you read? Come search our archives and shelves. If you don’t find it there, post a description on our UNSOLVED message board and we can try to help each other out. 1. Please provide plot details (no spoilers) and the genre of the book you’re looking for in the Topic Header - not something vague like "Help! can't remember this book". Someone is more likely to recognize your book. 2. Don't create duplicates of the same request. Bump your topic/thread every 30+ days by posting a comment - or sooner if you remember more information. 3. Tell us what year you read or heard about the book. A range of years is fine. You can also mention when you think the book was published. 4. If you're searching for more than one book (or book series), start a new topic for each book/series. ► HOW TO FILL IN THE REQUEST FORM ► CREATE A BOOK REQUEST 5. After posting a request, please come back and check if another member has found it. Check both the Unsolved and Possibly Solved folders. If you've found your book, post a comment to let us know. You can add "Solved" to your Topic header and move it to a Solved folder by clicking "Edit" on the desktop website (not the mobile app) - or a Moderator will assist. 6. If you're helping someone find a book, please give suggestions only when you recognize the book or have a good reason to believe it's the book. 7. Please don't delete your original post with the request. This information may help others looking for the same book in the future. 8. To follow a topic/thread, click "Notify me when people comment" (desktop website) or "Topic Notification Settings" (mobile app). 9. Authors who spam the group will be blocked. Thanks for your help.

[close]    In a location known to very few stands a mansion grander than words can describe. With countless floors, and numerous more rooms, seemingly endless gardens, and furnishings worthy of a palace, any sane person would think it a paradise. But this architectural masterpiece of extravagance holds many secrets. Behind each locked door, a woman is trapped. This mansion is owned by the Wrenninford family, who have practiced polygamy for centuries and never intend to cease. Their brides come as gifts, some are bought, abducted, given. Some are treated kinder than others, some feel it's a prison while others embrace the safety of it all, none are allowed to leave. While the living conditions of each bride are up to their groom, this mansion truly is a cage for every single person who inhabits it. Girls who find themselves in the mansion will be surrounded by opulence and waited on as if they are royalty, but is it enough?

[close] Officially 10k Members Strong & Climbing!! Building and supporting a community of self-published authors dedicated to both sharing experiences and learning as equals. Founded in January 2015, this groups was initially designed as a way for me to support indie authors by reading their work and featuring them on my website. Since then it has evolved into a valuable resource and support system for authors who have or would like to self-publish. With the help of some patient and efficient moderators, Riley Amos Westbrook, BB Wynter, VM Sawh, Christina McMullen, Dwayne Fry, GG Atcheson, Melissa Jensen, Ashley Capes, J. Daniel Layfield, & CB Archer, Support Indie Authors fights to help indie authors rise above the stigma that is self publishing, as well serves to provide a supportive environment for those who want to share experiences, ask for help, and simply find some friends with common goals.

[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] Why is Maine a place writer’s love writing about? Join us on Tuesday, July 9th for a chat with these four writers who talk about why Maine was or is a primary element of their novels: J. Courtney Sullivan, author of Maine. Anita Shreve, author of Fortune's Rock and The Weight of Water . Mary Simses's debut, The Irresistible Blueberry Bakeshop & Cafe. Ursula DeYoung's Shorecliff. Become a fan of J. Courtney Sullivan, Anita Shreve, Ursula DeYoung, and Mary Simses. Photo credit Mary Simses

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

[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the new release book Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.

[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.