Groups with The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

Shelfari Discussion 658 books / 2077 members / 7334 posts This group is about everything Shelfari. Let's talk about site improvements, issues encountered, and the next great feature we should build.

If you have questions about how to use Shelfari, check out the Shelfari Questions group: http://www.shelfari.com/groups/15217/about

NOTE: Please don't post topics not related to Shelfari features and requests in this group . They will be deleted.

Writing Readers 747 books / 3970 members / 5703 posts If you're an aspiring or successful writer, this is the group for you. Suggest your favorite books on the craft, discuss past and present challenges, and share some nurture with a growing community of other online-savvy, "writing readers". Welcome!

Note: If you want to promote a book or writing website on which you publish, please use the "Shameless Self-Promotion" discussion thread. In order to keep this from becoming a chaotic open bazaar of single-shot marketing, we are deleting book notices, reviews, etc. from other threads and directing all authors to the "Shameless Self-Promotion" thread. Thank you for understanding.

History - Fiction 547 books / 734 members / 1074 posts For any good Historical Novels you have read and Authors you want to rave about.

Kid Lit 245 books / 194 members / 151 posts For anyone who enjoys children's literature. Discuss the classics, recommend new reads, and find books that address certain age groups or concerns.

Crazy Lady Book Club 74 books / 15 members / 6 posts We are a group of educators, always encouraging reading for our students, but finding little time to read on our own. Hence, the creation of a book club so we would force ourselves to "practice what we preach". Sometimes we eat and chat more than discuss books, but the underlying current is READING.

Books I have read so far in 2007 208 books / 20 members / 4 posts Just keeping a record of what I read x

What are you reading? 3458 books / 8762 members / 26595 posts This group is for anyone, of any background or age group, who is interested in talking about...Books. Books you want to read, have read, are reading; books you have heard of and not yet read; books of any genre. You are welcome to ask for recommendations or opinions.

If you are plugging your new book, blog, group, etc., please only do this in the Shameless Self Promotion thread. If these are posted anywhere else, they will be deleted.

Sounds Good to Me 3 books / 3 members / 0 posts People who will read whatever...and people with opinions.

Children's and Young Adult Literature 339 books / 464 members / 320 posts I think the title says it all! I teach English Literature at university level, but my actual passion personally has been for children's and Young Adult's literature. Anything relating to these age groups- from nursery rhymes tocritical analysis is welcome here. Anyone who would like to go back to ttheir child hood, do join up! Sindhu

Book Recommendations 60 books / 1 members / 0 posts Just sharing good books

SHORT Stories 335 books / 503 members / 234 posts I love short stories! While a great novel can move me into different worlds, times, places, I find that I can have these same compelling and entrancing experiences with short stories. And short stories cover all the genres of literature - what a tasty buffet from which to sample!

I have found that sometimes it is difficult to discover or even find short stories however. Sometimes disdained and so often misunderstood... Rarely cataloged as such, often not shelved in their own neighborhood, what's a person to do to find them! I am generally left with that old pal serendipity to lead to me new authors.

Some of my favorite authors: Edward P. Jones, Carol Shields, Alice Munro, Charles Baxter, Dan Chaon, Antonya Nelson, Tim Gatreaux, James Lee Burke, Jhumpa Lahiri, Richard Russo, Ellen Gilchrist, Robert Boswell, Ursala Hegi, Margaret Atwood, and many others.
And as you probably already noticed, many of these names, along with a wealth of other authors, are often perceived as "novelists" and we don't ever think to see if they too, are writers of short stories! Look at the Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, Orange Prize, Giller Prize, Booker Prize (and other) winners and you will notice that many of them are wonderful tellers of tales of a shorter nature:-)

So if you are a short story kindred spirit please join us and share your favorites, what makes it a favorite, and anything else you want to say about these gems.

Page Turner 114 books / 164 members / 142 posts Books you can't put down, you know the books that make you loose a night of sleep. List 2-3 books that caused you loose the most sleep over. Maybe it was a book that caused you to call in sick to work? Whatever the case, list the book(s) that caused your hand to involuntarily reach for the next page.

YA Books that Adults Should Read 943 books / 2712 members / 5782 posts Some of the best literature is written for young adults and children. This group is for sharing titles that are often overlooked because they are marketed to younger people.

Book Chat 1084 books / 1436 members / 8077 posts Welcome to Book Chat!

Instead of being about a particular book, author or genre this group is about books and reading in general. Discussions have covered a wide variety of topics, from bookmarks, to book type preference (paperback, hardcover or trade paperback) to book-to-movie tie-ins, to where and when you read and even what started you reading.

We also have some fun new projects starting and we hope you will join us.

Tenia has started a Secret Reader (aka Secret Santa) where we will exchange gently used books.

Tenia has also started a monthly book read. Our first group read will start in January and we are currently taking votes on several books that were nominated for the fiction genre.

We are also currently taking nominations for books for February and March. Our February read will be horror and our March read will be chick lit.

A discussion book raffle of sorts will be starting very soon so be sure to check back for details.

Feel free to pop-in and have a look around. We would love to have you join us for some discussion and fun.

Your admins...Kelly and Tenia

Brilliant Babes (And Dudes) Who Read Selectively 668 books / 174 members / 10377 posts October Spooky Duel Book Group Read: Dracula...Bram Stoker and Interview With the Vampire...Anne Rice

There are people who will read any book that comes out, and there are people who won't read anything that is less than 200 years old. The Brilliant Babes (and Dudes) are in-between--we often turn up our noses at certain writers, but we have a keen appreciation for high-quality brain candy as well! We are a friendly group mixed with a bit of sharp sarcasm, a sprinkling of green Enabler Dust and a TBR pile a mile high.

If you are slightly toward the snobbish side of the book-lover's spectrum--if you love your Dickens but also love your Nora--then you've come to the right place! Our group is invite-only to preserve the correct mix of people, but if you want to join, drop Suze, Rob or Dragonfly a note and we will review your shelf. If you get a friend invite, accept it and we will invite you to join us! (Please note that none of the admins spends all day, every day online. It may be a few days before we can get back to you. Suze and Dragonfly especially go MIA for various reasons, so please be patient and it will be rewarded!) Also, please do NOT ask for an invitation if you don't plan on regularly posting. It does take us time to review new members, and we love new members who participate, but the posts are visible to all Shelfari members who just want to lurk. :)

BBD Blog: http://brilliantbabes.blogspot.com -- chock full of BBD goodness!

Note for all members: In the past, we have had people confuse "slightly snobby" with "raging literary a-holes." Although we do appreciate a good crack on a bad author, please refrain from knowingly insulting your fellow BBDs. We love Shakespeare, but we hate drama!

holocaust literature 53 books / 21 members / 17 posts this group is about holocaust literature

TA Chat 59 books / 5 members / 0 posts For members of TA Chat to share their love of books, and as part of shell's 2007 Book Challenge

All ladies book club 14 books / 7 members / 0 posts just some smart, sassy, literary ladies in NYC who wanted to start a book club that actually read and talked about books (and not just got together to gossip). so far we gossip more than discuss, but we do have a goal.

"Can you Recommend a Book about?" 220 books / 908 members / 1590 posts "I Need a Book About" Here is a place to ask your fellow Shelfarians to recommend a book on a subject or genre that your craving for one reason or another. Please join in and tell us what you need a book about.

High school literature teachers 148 books / 335 members / 557 posts Don't you want to talk about books with people who teach them? I am just finishing a busy first year of teaching high school English and journalism...I'd love to see what English teachers are reading this summer and share ideas on how to bring books to life for high school students.

Local Book Clubs 74 books / 10 members / 66 posts Tell us about your local book club. What you've read, how you choose your books, how many members, and so on.

young bookworms 126 books / 90 members / 83 posts Anybody that LOVES to read while they're not doing homework is welcome!!! Mostly young adult or kid's books.

50 Book Challenge! 4684 books / 4691 members / 31116 posts Welcome to the 50-Book Challenge! We are not listless. In fact, we love lists ...

A list of the books we've been looking forward to, for example, can be found by following this link:

http://astore.amazon.com/allencotrip-20

Our challenge is to read 50 books in one year. OR ... establish a goal for yourself more or less, it's up to you, just because we say 50 books doesn't mean that has to be your goal too.

To join, all you need to do is start a thread, WITH YOUR NAME IN THE SUBJECT OF YOUR ORIGINAL POST, and log your books (with title and author, please.) Reviews are always welcome as well. It is a very good idea to bookmark your post (when in your post, add it to your internet browser's favorites)for quick access for future updates. Things move quickly around here.

If you haven't been keeping track of the books you've read, start when you join.

I enjoy reading your lists, and my TBR pile has grown as a result and I've read books I wouldn't have otherwise (The Hunger Games, I'm talking to you ...)

It doesn't have to be all lists all the time, though ... People enjoy it when you comment on their lists as well, so when you update your list ... take a minute and browse around. You never know what you might find. (Water For Elephants, I'm talking to you.)

The books we loved in 2008 can be found by following the Amazon link below

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Frichpub%2Fsyltguides%2Ffullview%2FRWDHY4E2EDKG2%3Fie%3DUTF8%26%252AVersion%252A%3D1%26%252Aentries%252A%3D0&tag=allencotrip-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

The books we loved in 2007 can be found by following the link below

http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fgp%2Frichpub%2Flistmania%2Ffullview%2FR2ULK83M81K03T%3Fie%3DUTF8%26redirect%3Dtrue%26ref%255F%3Dcm%255Flm%255Fpthnk%255Fview%26lm%255Fbb%3D&tag=allencotrip-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

I survey the group each year starting in mid-December, until about mid-January then compile the lists and post the results. I look forward to this year's lists, now that the Twilight fervor has died down.

Thanks for being here and have fun. If you have any suggestions or questions, feel free to contact me.

NNBR - Not Necessarily Book Related 103 books / 563 members / 14471 posts Oh, come on! we need a place to just chat here, whether or not it's about books.

Religion, politics, recipes, games, restaurant reviews, dinner ideas, WWYD questions, tech recommendations, and whatever else you can think of or want to discuss.

Bitching and moaning are allowed. Bullying, trolling and scams are not.. This forum is not an appropriate place for authors to promote their books (but we'd LOVE to chat with you!) The management thanks you in advance for your cooperation.

A Note about Deleting Posts:
I don't generally delete threads, mostly because I'm pretty much against censorship (unless it becomes a mean, knock down drag out, name calling fight) but also because I believe that it is important to know where the idiots are, so to speak. If I deleted every obnoxious post, new folks would join the group and have no idea that that Person X had a habit of spouting all this nonsense. I think that if you're going to act like an idiot, your stuff should be left up so that everyone can see you for what you are. Forewarned is forearmed, IMO.

Books 2007 45 books / 3 members / 0 posts Books I have read so far this year, feel free to discuss them x

Moms Who Read To Escape Their Weary Lives 982 books / 1366 members / 10550 posts
In order to find out what books the Moms Who Read are discussing, please click on the blue "more" link at the end of the next paragraph.

You may lose a few brain cells when you become a mother, but you still love to read! Whether you're able to fit in one book per year or 100 between changing diapers and/or taxiing kids to sports and activities, this is the place to come to chat about your current books or to get ideas for future reading. So grab a book, settle in, and let off some steam if you need to...we mommies are here to listen!

March Title:
The Hour I First Believed by Wally Lamb

The discussion began on January 1, but feel free to add to it at any time!

Upcoming titles:
April: Testimony by Anita Shreve
May:Souvenir by Therese Fowler
June: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Discussions will begin on the first of each month.

Past titles:
The Bright Side of Disaster by Katherine Center (with author chat)
Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
All the Numbers by Judy Merrill Larsen (with author chat)
In the Woods by Tana French
The Other Mother by Gwendolen Gross (with author chat)
People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
These Is My Words by Nancy E. Turner
An Inconvenient Wife by Megan Chance (with author chat)
Love Walked In by Maria de Los Santos
The Secret Life of CeeCee Wilkes by Diane Chamberlain
The Heretic's Daughter by Kathleen Kent
The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff
The Wise Woman by Philippa Gregory

If you have anything you'd like to add to these discussions at any time, don't hesitate to pull the book titles up from the "Search Discussions" link on the upper right side of the page and add to the threads!

While we appreciate that many of our members are authors, please do not post book promotions to our group. I will remove them as I do not want anyone to feel pressured to buy anything or be bothered by numerous spams in the discussion list. Thank you for understanding.

Eclectic Bookclub 34 books / 184 members / 2126 posts This group is for discussing any type of books! We like to read a little bit of everything; from mysteries to clasics; from comedies to fantasies. The world of literature is our oyster, so come on in!

PLEASE NOTE: SINCE WE READ BOOKS TOGETHER, PLEASE DO NOT ADD YOUR INDIVIDUAL BOOKS TO THE GROUPS SHELVES SINCE THEN IT LOOKS LIKE WE'VE ALL READ THAT BOOK. THERE'S A THREAD ALREADY ESTABLISHED FOR YOU TO PROCLAIM YOUR LOVE FOR A PARTICULAR BOOK.

January read: Sunshine by Robin McKinley
February read: Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
March read: Partner Swap
April read: Reader's Choice: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick
or
Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler

THIS SITE WILL NOT TOLERATE AUTHOR SPAMMING. YOUR DISCUSSION THREAD WILL BE DELETED.

Holocaust and Genocide 53 books / 19 members / 9 posts Discuss about the Holocaust and past and ongoing genocides.

AP English Teachers 142 books / 221 members / 246 posts A place for AP English teachers to share all the great lit we read/teach on our serious days, and all the "trash" we read the rest of the year:-)

To join, please send a friend request to the group administrator (soserene). Please include which AP English course you teach (or if you teach courses that "feed" into AP English). If approved, you will receive an invitation to the group.

the nook 32 books / 11 members / 3 posts Friends who met at the Nook online book group.

Audiobook Listeners 183 books / 110 members / 217 posts An excellent audiobook helps pass the time (and maybe save your sanity!) during a long road trip or workout or just keep you entertained while working on a project.

Feel free to post your favorites to the Group Shelf. The criteria is simply that you feel the audio presentation enhanced your enjoyment of the book more so than if you had read it. Recommendations for children, teens and adults are welcome!

Scottsdale Book Club 76 books / 17 members / 0 posts Scottsdale Book Club Meetup Group. Weekly casual book group with electic, mostly fction book selections.

24 Book Challenge + Chat 820 books / 81 members / 2814 posts The 24 Book Challenge group is currently at full capacity; thank you for your interest.

"In the case of good books, the point is not how many of them you can get through, but rather how many can get through to you.", Mortimer Adler

*This is a group for book lovers who prefer to take an under-promise and over-deliver approach to their reading. It's also for those of us who quake at the thought of "committing" to read 50 books in a twelve month period.

The challenge: Set a goal for yourself to read and enjoy 2 books each month.(If 1 would be a s-t-r-e-t-c-h goal for you, that's great too! If you crave more than 2, go for it. It's your challenge :-)

If you have been keeping track of all that you've read since January 2008, feel free to include those books towards your goal. If you haven't been keeping track, simply begin now.

How it works: Put your name in the subject line of a new post, and start to add your book list. From that point on you can add to your list by replying to the first post in your thread. If you prefer to keep your thread free of others' questions or comments then you may want to include this request in your original post title (e.g. "No comments please"). If you would like questions or comments within your thread, why not include "Comments welcome" in the title? If you feel inspired to write mini-reviews or comments on any book in your list, please do. Whatever feels right for you!

The group shelf:You are also invited to add your 24 + books to the group shelf. If you did write a comment or review please also add this to your book on the shelf. In an effort to keep things simple, we're only using the "Books We've Read" shelf.

Please drop us a note if you have any questions or suggestions for improving the group. We'd love to hear from you!

Book Club 52 books / 5 members / 0 posts This represents all of the books read by our book club since our inception in 2002.

Empire High School Book Club 3 books / 17 members / 42 posts Group for EHS Book Club

MMG Book Club 16 books / 15 members / 95 posts Book lovers of MMG =)

Let's keep this group active for our own sanity (haha so we can all enjoy being bookworms at hindi puro work work work lang ang iniisip).

We made the group restricted so only actual officemates (or people we know) can join the group.

SHOUT IT OUT!! 258 books / 1164 members / 10539 posts This is a group where we can all express our opinions and talk about things in the world that bother or intrigue. Really, it can be about anything! : )

This Group does not appreciate SPAM, including authors flogging their books and fundamentalists flogging their religion. Discussion is welcome but spam is not.

Markus Zusak Club 7 books / 19 members / 14 posts First the colors
Then the humans...

For people head over heals about Liesel's story, and also other Markus Zusak books.

Official site: http://www.randomhouse.com/features/markuszusak/

Buy: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_b/105-1971108-9394809?initialSearch=1&url=search-alias%3Dstripbooks&field-keywords=markus+zusak&Go.x=14&Go.y=9

The power of politics / history (TPPH) 133 books / 82 members / 97 posts We want to know and discuss what the young and old are thinking about . What are their thoughts on current issues? We believe that a creative and sustainable environment fosters holistic human development thru politics / history. It's as if some "magic formula" is being used to perfect its sweetness..

"Saving The Classics" 88 books / 1249 members / 480 posts Saving The Classics is a group who's sole entity is to save the classic works of artist from every genre. Be it Music, Painting, Sculpting, and or writer of books ect. We as a people, and I am not talking about we as a people as in color or race. I am talking about we as a people as in the lovers of the arts. It's a discussion group for

any and everyone. It is a discussion group designed to create a space so that every voice can be heard, regardless of age or creed or doctrine. If you can type, and are able to make a cogniziant thought....then you are old enough to voice your opinion.
So please, come and join us in our "Quest" in bringing a universal awareness

to the betterment of classic artforms of all genres, for the appreciation, and the exciting of sales through knowledge and promotion.

North & South Keen(e)s 99 books / 1 members / 0 posts Seattle Area Book Club

Chassidic Masters and Rebbes 54 books / 48 members / 884 posts I am a follower of the Chassidic Masters: The Baal Shem Tov and Rebbe Nachman of Breslov. This group was started to discuss the works of these and the other Chassidic Masters.

You do not have to be a chassid to belong to this group; you don't even have to be Jewish. You only need to have a desire to learn and discuss the lives, works and legends of these amazing holy men.

I follow the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov, My Rebbe is Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, and my insiration comes from the Grand Rebbe of Kaliv (pictured left).

Ground Rules:
1. No prostelitizing by other groups. This is a Jewish site dedicated to discussion of Chassidus and related writings. If you start preaching your post will be deleted without explanation.
2. No hate speech. Again, your post will be deleted without explanation.
3. Persistent violation of the rules will have you removed from the group without explanation.

Child Labour (CLa) 8 books / 3 members / 2 posts Life is good--just need a nice hammock in the backyard. Yes, great way to remember and understand child labour, through reading books and or you pick them up during travels. Should we only be concerned about the worst forms of child labour? Most forms of child labour other than the worst ones have valuable learning-by-doing elements. In other words, a child might be better-off working, than not working. Please feel free to stop by and join us or just say hello would you ADD me to your Friends list so we can share ideas relevant to the said site?

Shelfari Questions 24 books / 849 members / 4386 posts This is the official Question and Answer group on Shelfari, where our support staff will post questions and responses about what is going on in Shelfari. If you are looking for something or are having a problem using the site, start here.

1. PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF YOUR QUESTION IS ALREADY LISTED. To search this discussion, click on "Search Discussion" in the upper right-hand corner.
2. PLEASE POST YOUR QUESTIONS INSTEAD OF EMAILING GROUP ADMIN--It's really helpful for other users to see your question. Email admin if your question requires providing personal information about your Shelfari account.

If you cannot find an answer to your question, post feedback in Shelfari Discussion group or send it using the feedback page (click feedback at the bottom of this or any page).

World War II 245 books / 163 members / 111 posts Discussions of books about all aspects of World War II.

OFS HS Readers 7 books / 7 members / 5 posts Hi OFS High School Readers This group is for you. Let's share the books we read and discover new ones we might like. Keep on reading Ms. H.

Historical Fiction 942 books / 1398 members / 3961 posts I was shocked there was no "historical fiction" group so I'm going to try this.
Your books can be from any era and style as long as they are historical fiction!
I am always on the lookout for new books so please add/suggest as many as you like!
As you can see from my shelf and the group's shelf we have a loose interpretation of what is "historical fiction" and a varied taste in books.
Questions about how to use shelfari should be adressed to that group please.
Authors are welcome to post, but please do not use this group to advertise for your book unless it caters to our interests!
Another small request from me......Please keep all discussions civil and try to respect other people's views and opinions while posting on this group.
If you decide to join...welcome!

Richmond Book Club 38 books / 7 members / 6 posts

TiVoCommunity 270 books / 5 members / 0 posts The TiVoCommunity website frequently has "what are you reading now" threads. This group aims to be central resource for members to see what others are reading at a glance.

Brilliant Books 7 books / 3 members / 0 posts what books do YOU think deserve to be labled BRILLIANT? come and tell the world! anyone is welcome

Teenagers Who Read 30 books / 58 members / 41 posts Now guys, this isn't for those teenagers who read books like The Clique, or Private books. It's for teens who actually read books that are written well, and aren't stuffed full of preppy girls living in the highend of Hollywood. There are enough of those books out there, with enough popularity in school systems. We don't need to promote those. Let's try some real reading. Stuff that makes you think. If you agree, this is the group for you. I'm not going to put age restrictions on here, but no creepy child molesters please!

RavReaders 21 books / 4 members / 1 posts

Good Teenager books 6 books / 2 members / 0 posts I have put together a group that shows all the books that are great for teenagers.

These books are for kids that are above little kid books and like adult books but also enjoy a mixture of the two.

Includes all types of genera and authors.

100+ Book Challenge 1534 books / 1084 members / 12027 posts Up for a serious challenge? Then come join us! Our goal is to read 100 or more books in one year.

Just start a new discussion post, WITH YOUR NAME IN THE SUBJECT OF YOUR ORIGINAL POST, and log your books.

You can start any time. Our goal really is to read 100 or more books in one year. If you haven't been keeping track of the books you've read, start when you join.

Libba Bray: Gemma Doyle Series 42 books / 83 members / 171 posts This is a group for those who love the Gemma Doyle Series - A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels and The Sweet Far Thing.

24 book challenge 2008 22 books / 3 members / 13 posts With the other 24 book challenge full and most of the other challenge group a bit to much to chew I thought I would start a new group. Please start a thread for yourself with your name and the year. Then list out what you have read / will read in 2008. If you like give us a short one sentence review. As you read please add the book to our shelves. Any questions or suggestions please let me know. Happy reading in 2008

No name group 4 books / 1 members / 1 posts A small group of friends who like to discuss books informally.

What Matt is Reading 50 books / 1 members / 36 posts Originally I set a goal of reading 25 books in 2008, which I accomplished! Now I plan on continuing this tradition and keeping track of what I read here. Come and join and let me know what you are reading!

Book Club Mafia 7 books / 4 members / 1 posts

♥Anything...♥ 33 books / 240 members / 312 posts This group is for all the Shelfarians! You can talk about anything you like!!!! Have fun!

William Hall Library 35 books / 12 members / 0 posts This is a group for all William Hall Library workers and patrons. The books on our shelf have all been read by our Book Club. If you would like to join the book group, call (401) 781-2450.
What books did I miss? Post the tiles and they'll be added promptly.

Bookworm Club 88 books / 24 members / 28 posts Hi everybody , Books are so amazing. They are the best things ever invented. This group is for the ones who have just got hooked to books and also for the ones who are already hooked. Please do feel free to write whatever you feel. Thank you for visiting my group. Bye Bubbles

This ain't your mom's reading group! 15 books / 42 members / 128 posts we just want to get together with other people and read one book a month and talk about it. members of the group will help select the book every month so we all read something a little new and different...

www.readinggroupcenter.com I found this website in a magazine. It might be helpful as we select and talk about different books...

Tuesday Night Book Club 33 books / 7 members / 4 posts

Wala’au wale Wahine 23 books / 11 members / 0 posts Taking suggestions one month at at time

Bellevue Ladies Book Club 10 books / 1 members / 0 posts Just a friendly neighborhood book club that meets once a month at eachother's homes to discuss our chosen book.

Litchfield Park Book Club 23 books / 8 members / 0 posts

AGLA Book Club - Nashville 56 books / 4 members / 0 posts Book Club at American General/Nashville TN

Novel Women! 22 books / 5 members / 0 posts Novel Women! is a book club of teachers and former teachers ranging in age from mid-30s to late 50s. The members have an eclectic range of tastes in books.

Harmony and Peace in life : a journey through Graphology 11 books / 63 members / 115 posts This group is for fitness and happiness of our mind, body and soul. Here we are trying to grow our own beautiful personality through Graphology and related information. This attempt enables to enhance our nice and beneficial qualities and to remove our weak and detrimental ones. We can also identify and solve stress and problems generate from different sources. Ultimately, this knowledge enables us to evolve into more successful, wise, healthy and happy persons.

Those who already acquired the skill, please take active part in the discussions.
This Group does not teach the course of handwriting analysis; but to extend the basic information on how it works with direct interactions and exercises.

TAS Upper School - Summer 2008 26 books / 25 members / 2 posts Hello TAS US students,
This group is about reading good literature, especially during the summer of 2008, and sharing your thoughts about what you read.
You will read a minimum of three books this summer. Read Section I for English course readings and Section II for your choice reading. (A list of ISBNs is in the "Discussion" section of this group.)

Section I Read the following two required books according to your grade for the 2008-2009 school year:
English 9: (1) Picture Bride by Yoshiko Uchida and (2) When The Emperor Was Divine by Julie Otsuka.
English 10 & English 10 Honors: (1)Blink by Malcolm Gladwell and (2)The Alchemist by Paul Coelho.
IBSL Year 1: (1) A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen and (2)The Awakening by Kate Chopin.
IBSL Year 2: (1) The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy and (2) Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris.
IBHL Year 1: (1) The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien and (2)The Sorrow of War by Bao Ninh.
IBHL Year 2: (1) Hamlet by William Shakespeare and (2)Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard.
American Literature: (1) The Crucible by Arthur Miller and (2)Unaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri.
Rhetoric & Composition:(1)Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris and The Color of Water by James McBride.
Contemporary Writers & Film Life of Pi by Yann Martel and (2)The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini.
Honors Seminar: (1) Aunt Julia and the ScriptwriterMario Vargas Llosa and (2)Night by Elie Wiesel.
IB Theater Year 1: (1) God by Woody Allen and (2)The Open Door: Thoughts On Acting by Peter Brook.
IB Theater Year 2: (1) True and False: Heresy and Common Sense for the Actor by David Mamet and (2)Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer.

Section II In addition, choose one of the titles from the GROUP BOOK SHELF (click on the link above)for your third book.

When choosing a book below, you can click on the book covers to see what the rest of the world thinks of the book or simply find one of your teachers below and read her or his personal recommendations for other ideas for summer reading. Shelfari lets you create a book list and purchase the books as well.

Happy Reading!

ALM Bookshelf 162 books / 70 members / 39 posts ALM at Hopkins West Jr. High. If reading is to the mind as exercise is to the body, no wonder we are so smart:)!

Hong Kong Book Club 69 books / 9 members / 9 posts

Fridays Book Group 43 books / 18 members / 9 posts

First Friday Book Club 69 books / 7 members / 16 posts Welcome to the FFBC Shelfari Group! We meet monthly-ish at members' homes or, if all else fails, at a diner. If this is your first time here, remember to click on "Join Group" to become an official online member (See it? Right up there in the top right corner). If you have received an invitation to join our group, go to your Shelfari home page and accept the invitation by clicking on the "Accept" button.

Feel free to add books you want us to read to the Group shelf. If we all check this shelf prior to our meetings, we'll have a starting point for selecting our next book.

All FFBC members are welcome to invite their friends to this group. If they can't join us in person for our meetings, they can always join us here in cyberspace to give their opinions of our books.

Bibliophile Reading Group 48 books / 517 members / 8314 posts Do you buy more books than you could possibly read in a year? Belong to one or more book clubs? Scan the cereal box during breakfast just because you can't stop reading? Did you think Mr. Darcy was hot *before* you saw the movie version of Pride and Prejudice? Then you might be a bibliophile.

This list is for people who love to read books in all genres. Each month, we will suggest, read and discuss several books as a group! Don't worry if you're not a fast reader, like me, because participation is optional.

All book-related questions and discussions are welcome! Well, non-book-related too! After all, we're here to make friends! So, if you want to recommend a book (please, no spamming), find out if someone else recommends it or have a question about something you're reading, this is the place to be.

Welcome and Happy Reading!

NOTE: Group Icon borrowed from the Cincinnati Library site: http://www2.cincinnatilibrary.org/goodbooks. Just too good to pass up.

Houston Book Babes 44 books / 7 members / 16 posts Hey Ladies! This group is only for our little Houston group! We can continue the discussions of our past and present books, but mostly I'm creating it as a way for us to connect and have fun. It will be private and by invitation only, so you don't have to worry about anyone seeing what is said.

Writing for Story 145 books / 736 members / 113 posts GUESS WHAT???

I’m teaching a fiction writing course. Doesn't matter where you live. There are not set meeting times. All you need is a computer and the desire to write a story.

Come Join me. Send a private message with any questions.

Thanks so much.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Imagination is the key to freedom.
The artist's job is to cultivate and nurture her or his imagination, and that of others.

Better than Starbucks… if you like good coffee, great books, sharp wit, and people who read 1620 books / 1960 members / 28507 posts Better than Starbucks… if you like good coffee, great books, sharp wit, and people who read
Shakespeare, Dickens, Twain, Marquez, Morrison, Joyce, Faulkner, Cather, Kingsolver and a few hundred other really delicious writers, not to impress strangers, but because they love a good read, then please join us.

We are not a private group, but the administrators will not resist the urge to delete boring and stupid comments. By the same token, personal attacks on young, slow or otherwise disadvantaged players will not be tolerated.

Generally, be nice to other members, but spare not public figures, pop lit superstars, big box stores, politicians and religious leaders. Focus more energy on what is good and even what is great, but feel free to throw a stone when the occasion calls for it.

To steal a phrase: we want to have serious intellectual discussions, but at the same time we want the heat to generate light, not fire....

Welcome!

BookMoochers Pilipinas 115 books / 252 members / 7279 posts
BookMoochers Pilipinas is a forum for members of BookMooch [www.bookmooch.com] in the Philippines.

Illustration credit Andrice Arp, courtesy of BookMooch.com

Share bookmooching experiences.
Get answers to bookmooching questions.
Promote BookMooch in the Philippines.

What is BookMooch? from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BookMooch
BookMooch is an international, on-line book exchange community founded by John Buckman in July 2006. Membership is open to anyone and is free. BookMooch allows its users to exchange books using a points system. Members earn points by adding books to their inventories, by sending books to other members, and by providing feedback when they receive books. The points earned can then be used to “mooch” books from other members. All books “cost” the same number of points, with a multiple point surcharge for international mooches. Members may opt to send books only within their own country, worldwide, or worldwide upon request.

To know more, visit www.bookmooch.com

To all new members:
Kindly introduce yourselves in the following thread:

http://www.shelfari.com/groups/23735/discussions/38303/Members-Intro#581938

Where we are in the Philippines:

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=117660241499274966163.0004615c18cf71a2f9ff4

... and we can add you, too!:

http://www.shelfari.com/groups/23735/discussions/96855/Pet-Project-Online-Philippine-based-Bookmooch-Members-Map

We support the following BookMooch charities:

Philippine Typhoon Pilipinas
http://bookmooch.com/bio/ketsana

Quezon City Public Library - Pasong Tamo
http://bookmooch.com/bio/qcpubliclibrary

Paperback Swap 118 books / 115 members / 402 posts This is a place for our friends at PBS to gather and chat ;)

Pearls and Tea 65 books / 160 members / 77 posts This is the Shelfari community for our community at Livejournal by the same name! It's a place for our members to get together and learn about new books from each other and also for us to discuss books we are reading.

To our members:
Lets keep this an active place! Add your favorite books to our community shelf and post discussions! Participate!

Our community; http://community.livejournal.com/pearlsandtea/profile

Mr. Vega Voyager Core 11 books / 78 members / 48 posts If you'd like to see recommend a book to put on the group shelf, send me a message or post a discussion comment and I'll add it to the shelf.

River Sixth Ward Book Group 10 books / 5 members / 4 posts

BBB 27 books / 10 members / 0 posts

The Kellie Bacon Book Club 11 books / 8 members / 0 posts

Education and world things... 26 books / 48 members / 9 posts IN THIS GROUP YOU CAN TALK ABOUT EDUCATION AND ANYTHING ELSE YOU ALL CAN FEEL FREE TO POST TOPICS AND MAKE FREINDS.... PLZ MAKE THIS GROUP A WONDERFULL PLACE REMEMBER ANYTHING ,YOU ARE FREE TO DO.... YUMNA..:)

Bookworms 3 books / 36 members / 7 posts It's for teens who just love to read books and would like to talk about them and reccommend them to others. Warning! You will have to be respectful and be able to listen to others in order to enjoy this group.

Maggie's Friends 21 books / 3 members / 4 posts We can be together online! (If anyone has a picture of all of us, let me know)

Colt Readers 183 books / 8 members / 57 posts This group is for RMMS students to discuss and recommend books.
Let these questions guide you:
What are you reading? Is it good? Would you recommend the book?

West Book Club 7 books / 2 members / 0 posts A group of readers from CB West that love books and talking about them (even if we sometimes have a hard time getting together.)

Nurse Book Club 25 books / 4 members / 1 posts We are a group of school nurses who like to read for fun. It gives us a chance to see each other once a month.

TJH Staff 6 books / 5 members / 8 posts A place for Tahoma Junior High School staff to share what they're reading. Can be books students might enjoy or suggestions for adults or the "kid" in all of us.

LETS TRY AND SEE IF EVERY ONE ON SHELFARI CAN JOIN 1 GROUP! 1656 books / 4423 members / 48310 posts COMPLETE RANDOMNESS!!!!!!!!!!!AND FUN GAMES FOR ALL!

REMEMBER TO INVITE ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS, AND TELL THEM TO INVITE ALL OF THEIR FRIENDS AND SO ON!

POST, POST, POST, AND BE ACTIVE!!

Any swearing (the "seven main" curse words) or explicit material will not be tolerated.

9L1 9 books / 10 members / 14 posts Girls from MGC 9L1 who have an account on shelfari all topics welcome.

Spirted Bibliophiles 1 books / 8 members / 16 posts The classic bibliophile is one who loves to read, admire and collect books. This group is for classic bibliophiles who don't take themselves or their selections too seriously. Spirited reading!!

Merion's Book Club 22 books / 10 members / 25 posts General book club for friends and friends of friends

Six and Haggerty Book Club 52 books / 5 members / 5 posts We are a small group of diverse women who meet once a month in a suburban Detroit restaurant to discuss books and catch up on life.

Starbuks 9 books / 5 members / 14 posts

IB Teachers in need of a diversion 23 books / 8 members / 45 posts This is a group for all those stressed out teachers who also like to read for themselves. We became English teachers because we like to read, so let's have some fun talking about our favourite books and learning a little about each other at the same time, away from the confines of the OCC.

The Cool Bookclub 51 books / 7 members / 3 posts This club may not be for you.

Walla Walla Book Club 6 books / 1 members / 0 posts All womans book club

BookFreaks 6 books / 3 members / 0 posts

PAWLP Readers 3 books / 3 members / 2 posts Participants and "graduates" of the Pennsylvania Writing and Literature Project who love to read and share what they are reading.

LadyWord 14 books / 3 members / 3 posts Just a place to share additional thoughts on the books we love to read.

books to read for young adults 234 books / 2 members / 5 posts This group shelf is for kids from age 9 to the oldest age imaginable but that doesn't mean that every book on this shelf is appropriate for every age. All the books are good and some aren't known very well at all and some of the books have thousands of hits but they are all worth reading.

St. Louis Book Club Since 1983 121 books / 2 members / 0 posts Group of women in St. Louis who have been in a continuous book club since 1983, meeting once a month.

What if your life was a book?... 65 books / 355 members / 3019 posts Hey peoples!

Have you ever thought that your life was a book and someone was reading it right now?? What would they think? Would they stop reading? This group is all about your imagination- what genre would your book be? What sort of adventures have you had? As you can see, its all up to you. To anyone who is new: Welcome!! :D and start with the discussion What genre would ur life be...to start ur imagination. Sometimes this group can be random, but everyone needs a little randomness in their lifes! haha, getting off topic about this group. Anywho, in this group we describe our feelings, not like Dr. Phil! and then we think of how our life story would be, because really all the questions asked go into ur life story. Every question is about ur life, thats how we can ask random questions alot cuz it all goes back to its in ur life. :D haha

This group is for all ages- anyone and everyone who has a great imagination. So join and begin the adventure of your life...every twist and turn. :D

Broads Book Club 59 books / 10 members / 226 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~

(pic taken WI Interstate Pk. 10/08)

Children's Award Winners 189 books / 28 members / 0 posts Interested in exemplary children's literature as a teacher or reader? This group aims to explore notable books for children and how they can best be incorporated into the classroom. Do you know of a book that SHOULD have been honored? Tell us about it!

Newbery Medals and Honors from 2008 back to the 50s have been added to the group shelves. The goal is to have all the Newberys on the group shelves for easy reference.

Link to Newbery Medalist List http://www.ala.org/ala/alsc/awardsscholarships/literaryawds/newberymedal/newberyhonors/newberymedal.cfm

Aidan’s Children’s Literature Group 59 books / 13 members / 2 posts We are a group of graduate students who took a class at UBC with Aidan Chambers. We wanted to continue to communicate beyond the length of the class. We are excited to share and discuss children’s literature.

Getting the word out. 9 books / 48 members / 102 posts Well I was thinking. Have you ever wanted to advertise a group but don't know how? I don't know if anyone has done this but I have so I am starting a group. This group is for getting your group word out. People can ask questions about your group and stuff like that. We won't [b]just[/b] talk about advertising. We can talk about books and play games and do stuff like that. So invite your friends!

Women Speak 626 books / 1533 members / 17252 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).

Maadi Book Group 10 books / 3 members / 0 posts Our book group was started by Kendra and Melanie in August 2008 because there was no space in any existing book groups. We are a group of people associated with Cairo American College who meet monthly to discuss books from various genres.

Barrel of Monkeys 179 books / 66 members / 152 posts Mr. Werner's Grade 10 English classes. We love to read for fun! This is where we get to talk about ALL the great books we've read this school year.

Young Adult Books 369 books / 2889 members / 5560 posts This group is all about those who love young adult books! Discuss the books you love and all about them!

Homeschooled Kids and Teens 439 books / 92 members / 1168 posts This is a book for kids and teens that don't wake up every day and go to school with strangers. This is not a religious group. Any religion is accepted and welcome. They can be home schooled, un-schooled, as long as they don't go to school(kids who go to school are more than welcome to join, but the groups original purpose was for it to be a home schooled group). I hope all us home schoolers have fun!

Books that Influence You 18 books / 88 members / 76 posts If you've ever read a book that has influenced your life, or has defined you in some way, small or big, join us to share and discuss it.

Just post your book title in the discussion board and we'll add it to our shelf.

WTHS Book Club 32 books / 25 members / 46 posts

GMS Team Discovery 6 books / 33 members / 30 posts

Book Lovers 409 books / 329 members / 317 posts This group is for all those people who love to read.

No matter what you love to read, whether it be romance, suspense, adventure, etc., whether fiction or non - fiction, come join the fun and start blogging about your favorite books..and keep reading.

Anything Goes 163 books / 373 members / 5784 posts This is an "anything goes" forum--a fun place to discuss your books and favorite shows no matter the genre. Feel free to jump in on a post or start your own discussion. Got an idea for a word game? Post it! Feel free to chat! We'd love to hear from you!

Wednesday Night Book Club 12 books / 11 members / 1 posts

Springfield High School English Festival 2008-2009 12 books / 6 members / 21 posts This is a private group of Springfield High School students who are reading the books for the annual English Festival held at Youngstown State University. All students involved are required to discuss each of the books they read in order to attend the festival in April.

Team Paradigm Reading Community 3 books / 1 members / 0 posts This group is for the students and teachers of Team Paradigm.

JC Literature Society 21 books / 14 members / 30 posts

South Miami Senior High Faculty & Staff Book Club 33 books / 3 members / 0 posts Book club for teachers and staff at South Miami Senior High

St. Mary's Reads 70 books / 71 members / 55 posts

Best Books of 2008 22 books / 11 members / 13 posts 2008 is almost coming to an end, and its a good time to talk about books that we read and loved this year.
This list is for just that - what are shelfarians' best reads of 2008?
The books need not have been published in 2008 - as long as you read them this year, they qualify!
Please start a discussion with the book title in the topic name.

Villains 22 books / 146 members / 1329 posts vil⋅lain /ˈvɪlən/ [vil-uhn]
Use villain in a Sentence
–noun 1. a cruelly malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime; scoundrel.
2. a character in a play, novel, or the like, who constitutes an important evil agency in the plot.
3. villein.

Book Club - Bend 16 books / 12 members / 0 posts A diverse grooup of women who love to read. We have been together at least 10 years. Our book selection is as diverse as our group.

MEHS Summer Reading Steering Committee 161 books / 22 members / 0 posts Thank you for joining our new steering committee, whose purpose is to provide leadership to the Summer Reading Initiative 2009. This is our fourth year of conducting a summer-reading program that encourages reading for pleasure as a healthy habit, includes all students in book discussions that blend grade and ability levels, and builds a community of readers who share the discovery and enjoyment of good books.

SoLa Salon 47 books / 11 members / 15 posts SoLa Salon is a private women's book club with twelve members. We've been meeting for four years, and have a supportive and energizing culture based on good food, good wine, and great friends. We take turns picking the books, which results in a dynamic tension that fuels conversation as we agree and disagree about the merits of each selection. SoLa Salon fills a gap for each of us and is an important and enriching part of our lives. We are reportedly one of the few book clubs in which the book is actually a topic of discussion and in which the members enjoy each other.

Mrs. Randall's English Class 13 books / 4 members / 4 posts Welcome to Mrs. Randall's English Class Shelfari. We will be using this website to keep track of what books we are currently reading, what books we have read, and what books we will read. You will also get the chance to post your own feelings about our books, and post the books that you are reading outside of class.

RAOUL 105 books / 10 members / 2 posts Reader Advocates of Universal Literature is a book club based in Mpls/St. Paul, Minnesota. We've been going strong since 1997. GO RAOUL!

REED 532: Reading Materials 22 books / 23 members / 86 posts This group is for MAT candidates enrolled in the REED 532 Reading Materials course at Frostburg State University.

Women Read 2009 388 books / 21 members / 1319 posts Women Read 2009 is an off-shoot of Women Speak. This private forum is a space to track our 2009 reads. Each member will have a dedicated thread identifying her reads and respective reviews.

There will be complementary discussions. We will keep these limited in order not to dilute the focus of the group and so we don't make it difficult to find our threads. We highly recommend that you bookmark your thread so it's easy to access throughout the year.

To keep this manageable, the forum is private. If you're a current member of Women Speak, and would like to participate, send us a note.

more than 65% complete 4 books / 4 members / 0 posts umm so, i hate that little tab on the side of my shelfari thing that says 65% complete. it drives me freaking crazy. so, i'm making this group to have my profile more "complete". aaand yeah, we're basically just going to put our favorite books in here? which means lauren's will all be about the middle east, kate's will be real insightful and always have a point, and mine will be by markus zusak? :D

Citadel YA Lit 130 books / 27 members / 3 posts For pre-service teachers, teachers, retired teachers, and others who want to keep up with Young Adult literature. Includes reviews of current YA books, along with comments and suggestions for using these books in the classroom.

To Kill a Bookworm 47 books / 16 members / 106 posts A book club that was the creation of two of the our members in 2005. We are a democratic group. We read 11 books a year as a club. Anyone can nominate books. Books are chosen by voting and then divided up for the months. We vote twice a year. The club also has a list of honorable mentions. We are an eclectic group but try to read two classics a year. Our name was only recently chosen

BClub 3 books / 2 members / 0 posts

Ya-Yas 65 books / 5 members / 0 posts We are a small gang of teachers and librarians who simply love books and love to talk about them. Our group officially started in 1998 (or was it 1999?) and have been together ever since - though it's morphed a bit over the years. We read it all, memoirs, historical fiction, non-fiction, romance, mystery...and the list goes on.

Middlesex University Staff Book Group 59 books / 11 members / 4 posts Middlesex University (London) Staff and friends book club

The Next Chapter 4 books / 10 members / 6 posts For right now, we are a group of women entering the Next Chapter of Life....

BOOKING IT 1 books / 5 members / 2 posts WELCOME! Since we will be discussing every couple of months, we can use this site to discuss the books as we read. Ask questions, post thoughts, whatever! We can also discuss where we want to meet & when!

Teen Books!! 12 books / 100 members / 380 posts A group for teens to talk about their favorite books and for people to get ideas about what books are good. Thanks for all the great talk!! Lets get some great discussions started!!

Divas Book Club 24 books / 3 members / 0 posts

Crazy Cool Books for Teens 46 books / 13 members / 15 posts a chance to discuss the books you couldn't put down and the ones you threw across the room

Books can be dangerous. The best ones should be labeled "This could change your life." ~Helen Exley

To read a book for the first time is to make an acquaintance with a new friend; to read it for a second time is to meet an old one. ~Chinese Saying

"We read books to find out who we are. What other people, real or imaginary, do and think or feel is an essential guide to our understanding of what we ourselves are and may become". ~Ursula K. Le Guin (1929- )

Random Group That Talks About Random Things 1 books / 5 members / 76 posts We talk about anything that comes to mind - as in ANYTHING.

Bestest group eva 8 books / 12 members / 73 posts this group is wicked cool. Only the elite are accepted into this group of awesomeness, aka my friends! plus this is an obama zone only. actually, everyone can join this group, you are all our friends!

100 books you have to read before you die 16 books / 31 members / 99 posts What books do you love. tell us so we can read them to

Book Group - Lane Affiliates 26 books / 2 members / 0 posts Elementary educators who love to read and eat good food.

The Bibliophile Club 1156 books / 214 members / 574 posts For anyone who likes to read Literature, History, Biographies,Classics, Politics, Mysteries, thrillers, spirituality and religion. Books that are interesting,popular and bring pleasure to one's life. No pornographic novels please.

Clarksburg Book Club 20 books / 5 members / 39 posts A group for our book club to discuss our books.

Rochester Readers 65 books / 5 members / 5 posts A small group of Mom's who have known each other since our kids were in elem. school together. Some of us are in a book club together, others are friends or family from outside our group (who might be able to give us some new ideas or can get ideas of what to read or not read from our ratings and discussions...).

Page Turners 3 books / 2 members / 3 posts Hello Everyone, this Group is all about books you can't put down! Read, or Discuss any book that interests you, in any genre, for all ages! Have Fun!

Booktivity! 182 books / 103 members / 2233 posts This is a group for everybody who likes to play, especially with book titles and categories. Every month a category is picked and members choose a book with a word from the category in the title, which they like to read. Come and join us! It doesn't matter which genres you prefer. Everybody can play! As soon as the group developed, more games will become part of daily Booktivity.

Literary Lushes 4 books / 1 members / 0 posts

Kenton Book Lovers 18 books / 5 members / 0 posts The Kenton book lovers enjoy reading GREAT books. We have such busy schedules that when we pick up a book we want the book to be outstanding or help us escape our hectic lives.

BK 40 books / 11 members / 0 posts Book Klub

Cobra Readers 8 books / 7 members / 13 posts South Miami Senior High's student book club reads a variety of genres and gets together monthly to discuss them. Join us in reading a variety of young adult fiction.

Reading 7 2009 16 books / 24 members / 152 posts Mrs. Wingerter's 5th Period Reading Class

English 8 2009 25 books / 45 members / 192 posts This is a discussion group for Mrs. Wingerter's 8th grade English classes.

Books You Can’t Put Down! 76 books / 1581 members / 2835 posts This is a group that is for all the young people who need help finding a good book to read. Everybody loves that feeling you get when you find a book that is just perfect for you. It feels as if you will never be able to put the book down. Here you can discuss books you read and just enjoy talking with all the other teenage people who are gaint bookworms, just like you!

Jabbering and Exchanging 80 books / 309 members / 597 posts This group is for anyone who wants to share the book/books their local book club is reading, talk about that book or any book for that matter, and jabbering about your current book and favorite books.

If you don't belong to a book club...no problem...join us for book ideas and some fun.

Jewish History/Holocaust 4 books / 3 members / 17 posts For all you jews looking for a good book about your religeon. maybe even non jews looking for a little info. But for kids!! all the adult ones are usually hard to understand, so here you go.

Book Recommendations- What should I read? 47 books / 30 members / 111 posts This group is for kids between ages 11-16. Basically, what you're doing in this group is asking people what book they should read and for people to give their own insight on books and to recommend them to other people. Join this group is you're looking for a good read and need help finding one! Thanks for joining!

Books and Friends 18 books / 9 members / 73 posts

I Read Books 3 books / 39 members / 17 posts This is the group for you readers out there! I want YOU to read our books!

MEHS 2009 Summer Reading 42 books / 171 members / 5 posts Students, teachers, and staff at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, Illinois, support reading for pleasure. Find something you like on this list and enjoy the company of a good back. When school opens in fall, you can share your opinions and ideas with other readers!

Romance RPGs 9 books / 111 members / 2413 posts I've noticed many of the RPGs in other groups have a LOT of a romance in them. So, I've dedicated this group entirely to that concept. It can be as "lovey-dovey" as you want. But, don't get TOO graphic please, it might make SOME people a little uncomfortable. ;) But, other than that, I give you a pretty long leash! XD

Young Adult Literature Class ENG 3470 13 books / 2 members / 3 posts This is for those who were in the ENG 3470 class at Metropolitan State College of Denver with Dr. Jill Adams. Feel free to discuss anything you got from the class!

Royal Ladies of Arrowhead Book and Culture Salon 8 books / 8 members / 6 posts

Upper School Summer Reading @ Fenn 71 books / 1 members / 0 posts This 2009 Upper School Summer Reading list (for 8th and 9th graders) has a variety of genres to encourage you to read at least five books over the course of the summer time. This list was compiled by Fenn School Librarians Lisa Francine and Sue Fisher. Updated May 2009.

Severinghaus Readers 6 books / 8 members / 3 posts For the Haverford School's Avid Readers.
What we are reading?

Teen Lit Book Group 13 books / 5 members / 0 posts We are teacher librarians in San Francisco who read a young adult or middle school title each month. We meet and discuss the book in the hopes of finding titles that will interest our students. And, we love to read and talk about books.

Mr Jordan's 9Wz Wide Reading Group 36 books / 26 members / 29 posts This is a group reserved for members of 9Wz English. Students should use this group to review the texts they have read and to get insight and advice on new reading.

Harrison Book Buddies 73 books / 3 members / 0 posts Elementary and middle school students share their love for reading.

Groovy OK Girls 2 books / 1 members / 0 posts This group is for our family. We'll can keep in touch via our love for all things books! If you read a book that you think is so good that the rest of us should read, then add it to the Group list, then select We've Read. It will then appear in our Group List. Yours in serious amounts of reading, Tricia!

Leisure Reader '09 5 books / 3 members / 0 posts PNG folks and friends can share their summer reads

Books for Harry Potter Lovers 34 books / 16 members / 21 posts This group is for all the Harry Potter lovers out there who need something to read. It is a "If you like Harry Potter than you should read..." kind of group. Add whatever books you think other Harry Potter lovers should read!! Be sure to invite your friends!

The No Rules Book Club 95 books / 3 members / 33 posts A group of early childhood teachers (speech pathologists, etc.) who work with young children and enjoy discussing books together. Enjoy many types of books but often pick books that concern children and/or education.

Book of the Month, online book club 14 books / 63 members / 591 posts Want to be in a book club with people around the country, especially my friends across country. We'll pick a book, set a date to read it by, pick some questions to answer about it, and see where the discussion goes. Never done a serious book club before, but we'll give it a go

LHS Book Club 8 books / 2 members / 1 posts This group is dedicated to keeping book club members of Lakeland High School in touch and informed of current and future reading selections.

"On the Same Page" 27 books / 133 members / 194 posts Well the summer months are over and it is officially fall.

This is a place to talk about books, ask about a book, suggest a book, get advice on a book, or anything related to books!

Happy Reading!

Empty Nesters 83 books / 1 members / 0 posts We are the Empty Nesters. Our group was formed in 2001 when we all became Empty Nesters. Members have come and gone but we have a core group of avid readers!?!!!??

Addicting Books 41 books / 83 members / 189 posts Everybody out there has a book that is just perfect for them. This group was made with a sole purpose in mind. To help you find that book. That book that keeps your eyes glued to it's pages and your head in the clouds thinking about it all day. That book is out there. And we can help you find it. Join this group and you can enjoy talking to other people who love to read just like you. You can exchange info about books you've read, discuss and debate, and just continue the search for that perfect book, that addicting book.

Banker's Dozen 7 books / 3 members / 0 posts Members of the FBT Book Club.

Golden State Readers 22 books / 6 members / 9 posts Former teachers of the late Golden State Middle School who meet to discuss life, best practices and eat cake.

Salem Stars 51 books / 7 members / 23 posts

The Traveling Gourmet 245 books / 105 members / 296 posts This group is for food lovers,who like to have a nice glass of wine with their meals,have itchy feet and likes to travel, appreciates art and cultural diversity. If this describes you, then please come on board. We like to discuss food, exchange wonderful, yummy recipes, talk about our travels, and have lots of fun exchanging recipes. Hope to hear from you soon,

Bibliopedia 22 books / 4 members / 2 posts For biobliophiles and lovers of the bibliotech. Read books about books and libraries

Karen in Salinas 26 books / 7 members / 3 posts

Piedmont Reading Club 217 books / 1 members / 0 posts Piedmont Reading Club
Started September 23, 1991 in Atlanta, Georgia
http://sites.google.com/site/piedmontreadingclub/home
FORMAT: Background on author, group discusion, vocabulary test
next meeting decisions,backbiting,gossip and character
assassinations in groups of two or more.
Spouses, significant others and friends are encouraged, invited, and welcomeif they have read the book.Our booklist

Chinatown Babes 3 books / 3 members / 0 posts

Group Read Central 23 books / 79 members / 73 posts With so many groups out there, how do you keep track of everyone's group reads? Or maybe you would like to discuss one of your favorite books but can't find a place to do it. Maybe your group has group reads but you are really not satisfied with the reader turnout. This is the group to find a group read or readers to fit your needs. It works this way. I will post the different group reads throughout the Shelfari universe. Obviously, I can't do it alone - so if I am not a member of your group and therefore don't know your group reads - post them here! We can also hold discussions as to what reads people would like to have, therefore helping your group. I'm not trying to step on any toes - I'm just trying to help get people to the books they love (or don't know they love yet). If you find that I posted your group read and you would rather I didn't, just contact me and I will remove it with my sincere apologies. So... let's find some group reads!

Advanced Placement English, Language and Composition 2009-2010 10 books / 21 members / 9 posts

Sun Lakes Book Club 46 books / 7 members / 9 posts The readers attending WACAP Family Camp share their favorite books, all categories, with emphasis on/but not limited to world cultures, adoption, parenting, literature, childrens books, etc.

NI Book Club 12 books / 6 members / 0 posts NI Book Club

Open Book Society 84 books / 8 members / 0 posts OpenBookSociety.com is the brain-child of creators Aaron, Dawn and Nikki. The concept of OBS is simple: It’s an Online Book Club/Discussion Group for readers of the Supernatural genre. Think Harry Potter meets Twilight And absolutely everything in between! All age groups are welcome and we want our members to really be involved. We hope that Open Book Society will become a haven for fans of the Supernatural world. We want you to get absolutely everything you need to feed your addictions here. Come Join us!

VFMS - Kilby English 143 books / 84 members / 614 posts This middle school group is a place for students and teachers to come together and share thoughts, insight, reviews, and recommendations about the books we read and cherish. Enjoy!

Adams 12 Books 11 books / 5 members / 0 posts a book club for past and current Adams 12 employees

Authors and Authoresses of the Future & More 37 books / 126 members / 2113 posts This group is for all those who want to be an author or authoress in the future. It's purpose is to inspire all those who want to write their own book or create their own series. Here we will talk about the ideas for book and book series we have, but it is also open to other topics.

freshreaders 09-10 16 books / 24 members / 0 posts

Cory kids reunite 8 books / 10 members / 73 posts Hey cory kids!

Biblioworms 71 books / 7 members / 0 posts

Cory representatives 1 books / 3 members / 93 posts All of the Cory kids from different new middleschools are selected to discuss our 2016 class and stuff and stuff.

Young Adult Lit 2009 5 books / 16 members / 0 posts YYYYAAAYY

The Kitabu Club 14 books / 2 members / 0 posts

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