Jennifer Weiner: Good in Bed - Groups

Overview: Groups

Bestseller's Browsers 84 books / 7 members / 0 posts We are a group of friends that have been discussing books since March 1998. There are nine of us...Alix, Amy, Cathy, Debby, Jan, Kimia, Susan, Teri and Vivian.

Chick Lit 414 books / 819 members / 603 posts Readers who love Chick Lit

What are you reading? 2290 books / 5333 members / 12180 posts A place to talk about books you have read/reading of any genre, or any book talk in general.

Friendship for Universal Peace 1197 books / 2554 members / 13788 posts There are many languages - The Best language is the Language of the Heart.
There are many relationships in the World - The Best relationship is Friendship.
We welcome you to join this group and share your knowledge, learning, Worldly Wisdom, Love and Friendship for "Universal Peace."

Glenmoor Literary Guild 51 books / 6 members / 0 posts This is a private group for Glenmoor Literacy Guild members.

Biblio-Ho's 56 books / 8 members / 4 posts If you love to read and like to enjoy beverages whilst discussing books, this is the place for you! We meet once a month at the Borders on Ponce de Leon. There is the possibility of book related movie viewing or lunch in leiu of "coffee". One could even attend meetings online with us if one is so inclined. We don't care what your race, gender, or sexual preference is. You just gotta be a nice human being and be willing to read a book! So come on...get between the covers with us!

Book Club 33 books / 1 members / 1 posts

Sounds of (Indian) Music 14 books / 22 members / 53 posts HEY JUST LIESURE AND ENJOY

MUSIC RELATED BOOKS N SOME VIDEO COLLECTIONS R THERE

A R REHMAN TOO THERE..

ENJOY

Book Appetit 76 books / 3 members / 6 posts We are a group that has been meeting regularly since 2000.

Stories of the Single Gal 27 books / 1 members / 0 posts Some of the great, inspiring, funny, poignant books about being single and the joys and hurdles that come along with it.

Wild Women Book Club 106 books / 7 members / 1 posts

Sierra Book Worms 28 books / 3 members / 0 posts

The Full-Bodied Book Blog Group 19 books / 1 members / 0 posts Started by Zetta Brown, author of MESSALINA - DEVOURER OF MEN.

These are books that are being discussed (or may be discussed) on The Full-Bodied Book Blog (http://fullbodiedbooks.blogspot.com)
I am interested in books that feature or somehow portrays "characters of substance."
Fiction and non-fiction of any type/genre is fine
Suggestions are welcomed! NO SPOILERS, PLEASE!

Broads Book Club 44 books / 6 members / 86 posts Private group for the Broads who love to read, eat, drink and discuss books.

For most people, what is so painful about reading is that you read something and you don't have anybody to share it with.
In part what the book club opens up is that people can read a book and then have someone else to talk about it with. Then they see that a book can lead to the pleasure of conversation, that the solitary act of reading can actually be a part of the path to communion and community.”
~bell hooks~

Women Speak 268 books / 1047 members / 4277 posts This group is for women to speak about issues concerning women.

FOR WOMEN ONLY. No men are permitted to join.
(If you are a man and you received an invitation, it was by mistake. I'm sorry, but you are not welcome here. Kindly, remove yourself or else you shall be removed.)
Because of the nature of our conversations, if you are a girl (under the age of 18), please get parental consent prior to joining.

RULES:

NO religious debates. Take that up in a forum that is designed for religious debates. Refer to only your religious beliefs in that they help form your opinion. Do not speak of the tenants of a faith that is not yours.

No personal attacks. Do not use a member's name or any pronouns referring to a member with ANY derogatory comment, such as, naive, sexist, stupid, immature, etc.. Do not use any descriptions that demean a person's character, intelligence or belief's

Do censor your own comments prior to submission to ensure that they are respectful of the other members in the group.

Do pause before submitting in a heated discussion and take a second look at what you are about to submit.

Recommendations:
Be specific and don't use generalizations. When debating, be sure to counter specific points made and address the member who made the point.

Give people the benefit of doubt. This is the Internet therefore you don't have the vantage point of reading body language.

Ask for clarification. Ask questions. We could avoid a lot of hurt feelings if we first ask if a person is saying what we think they are saying.

State your position without expectation. The goal is to be heard and share your position. We're not here to win converts.

If you do feel attacked, address the offender directly and let them know that what they said (and be specific) hurt, upset, concerned you. And communicate this without countering with an insult. It's hard to listen when you're feeling attacked.

When stating statistics provide cite (web link, article, book).

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Good in Bed

by Jennifer Weiner

Overview: Groups