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[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller 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] If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably tried book groups that seem to revolve around the same writing styles and themes, and you’ve longed for something different—a space that celebrates well-crafted books of all genres, stories that truly leave an impression on your heart. This group is for readers who love “old-fashioned” good reads: beautifully written books full of life lessons, memorable characters, and those little takeaways you find yourself thinking about long after you turn the last page. That’s what I’ve found missing in much of the popular 20-something fantasy or smut that tends to be the “choix du jour”! Here, we want to celebrate the books we love and share them with fellow readers who appreciate depth, variety, and meaning. We’re so glad you’ve joined us! We know we won’t always agree on every book, and that’s okay. Authentic discussion is welcome and encouraged. Let’s just make sure it always stays respectful and courteous. This group is also about creating moments of delight and connection—we’ll share our 5-star reads, hold random monthly “Fairy Days” (because who doesn’t love a surprise gift in the mail instead of just bills?), and post thought-provoking tidbits and impactful gems we’ve found in our reading journeys. Find us on fb - https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1b8oDDKGRy/

[close] Non-fiction discussion book club for people who like to have deep and sophisticated moderated conversations about arts & sciences after reading the best world non-fiction literature. Join us for thought provoking Socratic discussion after completion of the relevant book. This non-fiction discussion book club is Toronto/GTA based, but after 2020 move to online video discussions, it is essentially open to anyone in the world (just check the list of previous books to make sure you are comfortable with that level of literature) The group calendar, actual membership and event details/link for videoconferencing is at meetup.com, but there are no fees for participants. Note, that we have in-depth real-time dialogs/discussions of book themes and questions for 2 hours in small group (6-7 people) – very interactive/face-to-face, and not based on written comments or reviews We accept new members, but check the rules below carefully ( no exceptions for people who did not read the book or want to attend in listen-only mode will be made)

[close] Welcome to this online book discussion group to which all are welcome. We are centered in the Glens Falls & Queensbury, NY, area, but we reach out to everyone and enjoy the diversity. This book group is not affiliated with any organization in any geographical area. Since this group is public, anyone can view the group information and discussion board. We look forward to hearing what you think of the book you're reading or the books you've read. Our group's discussion board is below. Note that there is a section for non-book related topics as well. The photo shown as our icon is our library in Glens Falls, known as Crandall Library. It has recently been expanded and is beautiful! See photo at the following webpage: ====> http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=10&imgid=374205680 See other pics by clicking on this group's icon-photo. Also see topic at: ====> http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/68113.The_new_additions_to_our_library_in_Glens_Falls