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Perspectives Book Club
As part of Perspectives, participants explore diverse experiences to build empathy, understanding, and compassion.
Using the Global Justice Calendar, we'll read a book every month based on a social justice theme and discuss and reflect on the themes and values expressed. It is a safe space for people to share their experiences and discuss important topics.
Salmon Arm Reads Book Club
February 14: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
March 14: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson.
April 11: Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver.
The Readers: Conversations About Books
Rutland Book Club
Online Classics Book Club
Welcome to Classics Book Club, an online book club all about tackling those classic novels you've heard about - but haven't read yet!
Online registration is required. Please ensure your email address is entered correctly, as we will be sending you the link to participate shortly before the event. The program is delivered via Microsoft Teams.
To participate, you will need:
- a computer, smartphone, or tablet with microphone and camera
- a WiFi connection
- a willingness to discuss and dissect literature in a friendly atmosphere!
What will we be reading? Check out below! Participants are responsible for finding their own copy of the book.
September 28: Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
November 2 to January 2024: In Search of Lost Time (Vol. 1: Swann's Way) by Marcel Proust
Princeton Book Club
The library book club is a great way to meet new people and discuss a wide variety of books. No registration required- read the selected monthly book and come prepared to talk about it!
Jane Austin Society of North America
The Jane Austen Society of North America (JASNA) is dedicated to the appreciation of Jane Austen and her writing. Join us in celebrating her life and works.
Please bring a snack to share over tea as we discuss Pride and Prejudice on Jane's birthday.
Westbank Book Club
The Readers: Conversations About Books
Online Classics Book Club
Welcome to Classics Book Club, an online book club all about tackling those classic novels you've heard about - but haven't read yet!
Online registration is required. Please ensure your email address is entered correctly, as we will be sending you the link to participate shortly before the event. The program is delivered via Microsoft Teams.
To participate, you will need:
- a computer, smartphone, or tablet with microphone and camera
- a WiFi connection
- a willingness to discuss and dissect literature in a friendly atmosphere!
What will we be reading? Check out below! Participants are responsible for finding their own copy of the book.
September 28: Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
November 2 to January 2024: In Search of Lost Time (Vol. 1: Swann's Way) by Marcel Proust
The Readers: Conversations About Books
Join our friendly group of book lovers as
we explore the wonderful world of books together. Connect with others, share your thoughts, and
expand your reading horizons. Each conversation begins with a question, or a
theme and we let the discussion flow naturally from there. We welcome all kinds
of reading because reading is reading, no matter how you enjoy! This program is
conducted over the phone, and you don't need to have any computer skills.
To participate, you can register online,
call us at 778-658-6394, or email access@orl.bc.ca to get the phone number and
access code for the conference line.
Online Classics Book Club
Welcome to Classics Book Club, an online book club all about tackling those classic novels you've heard about - but haven't read yet!
Online registration is required. Please ensure your email address is entered correctly, as we will be sending you the link to participate shortly before the event. The program is delivered via Microsoft Teams.
To participate, you will need:
- a computer, smartphone, or tablet with microphone and camera
- a WiFi connection
- a willingness to discuss and dissect literature in a friendly atmosphere!
What will we be reading? Check out below! Participants are responsible for finding their own copy of the book.
September 28: Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre.
November 2 to January 2024: In Search of Lost Time (Vol. 1: Swann's Way) by Marcel Proust
