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• - Online verson of a newsletter for Lesbian Reading Groups across the country, includes lists of book clubs.
  
• - Virtual reading group which meets online to discuss one classic reading title per month.
  
• - Features a large variety of reading groups for most book genres.
  
• - Online reading group club for women. Read a book a month selected by the members and then discuss it via mailing list.
  
• - BCR Book Club is dedicated to learning about life through books, friendship, laughter, food and drink.
  
• - Irish bookclub including a database of reviews and recommendations for contemporary literature, literary fiction, biography and books by women writers.
  
• - General discussion forum for those who have an interest in reading.
  
• - Portland, Oregon based group including a unique rating system and member profiles.
  
• - Books are rated, reviewed and discussed by site visitors.
  
• - Book Club that meets over great meals. Book reviews, reading lists, great book related links, excerpts of extensive press coverage.
  
• - E-mail based group created to discuss young adult literature.
  
• - Book Club in Houston since 1989. We vote and read on a topic for six months.Meet monthly. Fiction and nonfiction.
  
• - The Biblion Boys' Club meets about once a month in Cedar Rapids, Iowa to discuss a book. Each month's book is given a "thumbs-up" or "thumbs-down" by each attendee.
  
• - An e-mail based book club and reading group that enjoys literary fiction, chatting with other book lovers and discussing books. With author recommendations and discussion on award-winning authors and literature.
  
• - A small book club based in the UK. Includes information on setting up and running a group and a list of read titles.
  
• - NYLC offers residents of North York a place to meet and discuss literature of all genres.
  
• - Offline reading group that meets monthly to discuss current selections. Includes lists of past and upcoming selections, reviews by members, links to outside reviews and to sites related to the selection of the month.
  
• - A chicago based book club that focuses on reading thought provoking books.
  
• - Selections for lively book discussions. Features annual print publication, hints for leaders, hints for starting groups.
  
• - An online reading group hosted at Yahoo! groups. This website is the information center and shop front of the group, and contains all the details of what we're reading, suggested future reads and past reads.
  
• - Discusses Roman history, related fiction and nonfiction. Includes a reading list and Roman and Mediterranean history related links.
  
• - Bulletin board for discussion of intelligent books, both fiction and non-fiction. Yahoo registration required.
  
• - Website that lists past books read and future books to read by our book club. Provides recipes from prior book club meetings that were popular.
  
• - Site contains reader's recommendations, reviews, and suggested recipes for book club meetings.
  
• - Discussion and opinions on Speculative Fiction in a virtual medium.
  
• - Book discussions reading group. Join in on the monthly read, read and give your opinions on books and authors.
  
• - Reading Group community, friendly message boards and chats. Newcomers welcome.
  
• - Oxfordshire-based book group who meet monthly to discuss literature (and other things)! Site contains details of books read so far, links and details about how to join.
  
• - E-mail and chat book discussion.
  
• - Reading group site, replete with books read since 1992, photos, links, and facility for suggesting books to read.
  
• - Founded in 1895, the Redlands Fortnightly Club is the oldest continuously-meeting literary group in California. Listing of all papers and all members. Full text of more than 70 papers on varied subjects.
  
• - A reference site for club members and anyone interested in literature, art, gardening, and music.
  
• - An online reading group dedicated to discussing and reading books and discovering new books to enjoy
  
• - Reviews contemporary fiction and novels. Site offers commentaries on the books the group has chosen to read.
  
• - The online book club with a twist - the books are chosen online, but discussed in person! Discuss books with different people each time.
  
• - An online book club in weblog format.
  
• - Includes the history, literature, science and speculative fiction, parody and humor of Emily Chesley and other writers of her era.
  
• - Offers tools for managing a book club, including reminder e-mails, a forum, and a library of reading guides.
  
• - Book club for thinking readers in the Corona-Riverside, California area
  
• - Group of Friends that meets every month in Edmonds, WA for a good laugh and discussion on a good piece of literature. There is no shortage of discussion or laughter.
  
• - This online book club is designed for readers who want to exchange ideas about books, authors, book club how-to's, and other reading-related issues.
  
• - This site captures the essence of our book discussions, the food we eat at our meetings, our Flava-ful insights, and links that could facilitate Reading!
  
• - An online community for the avid book reader.
  
• - Online monthly book discussion through chats and message board. All books are voted on by members and all types of book discussions are encouraged.
  
• - Active international book club shares their reactions to one book each month. Books are selected by the members from a wide variety of genres. All proceeds from books purchased through Canadian Readers Group links donated to literacy programs.
  
• - A group of friends who gather together to discuss good literature.
  
• - Monthly meetings in Washington D.C. to discuss literature on contemporary political issues. Includes profile, reading list, archive of past titles and details of local booksellers.
  
• - Online discussion group with ratings and extensive archives.
  
• - Discriminating book reviews for book clubs plus literary-inspired recipes and menus.
  
• - Canton Ohio: African American women: includes book reviews.
  
• - An online bookclub where members enter titles, ratings, and reviews of books they have read into the site database, allowing others to produce screen lists of the database content and to interact with each other on a Discussion Board.
  
• - Best selling and independent author interviews, news, reviews, readers' ratings, and discussion boards and chats.
  
• - An online book discussion group where members can choose to join in a monthly 'group read' or leave comments on other books they are currently reading. Vote in poll to elect the next book that you want to read.
  
• - The New York Times Web site provides a moderated forum to discuss a book chosen by readers each month. Requires registration.
  
• - Online site for an off-line reading group for books of Jewish interest.