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» Site title: Book Break
» Site description: An online reading group. This website is the information center and shop front of the group, and includes all the details.
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» Site title: The Book Group List
» Site description: Online discussion group with ratings and extensive archives.
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» Site title: The Book Venue
» Site description: Books are rated, reviewed and discussed by site visitors.
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» Site title: Book-blog.com
» Site description: Online reading club. Site has book reviews.
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» Site title: BookChatCentral
» Site description: Reading group community, friendly message boards and chats. Newcomers welcome.
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» Site title: Bookins Book Exchange
» Site description: Swap used books with other booklovers. Free membership.
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» Site title: BookTalk.org
» Site description: Reading group and discussion forum for both fiction and non-fiction. Includes live author interviews and chats.
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» Site title: Borrowing Circle
» Site description: Find people near you with books and videos to borrow. Save money and get to know your neighbors.
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» Site title: Classics Reading Group
» Site description: Virtual reading group which meets online to discuss one classic reading title per month.
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» Site title: ClubReading.com
» Site description: An online community for the avid book reader.
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» Site title: Great Books Foundation
» Site description: Reading and discussion programs, group leader training, book publishing, critical thinking for adults and children.
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» Site title: Hooked On Books
» Site description: Online monthly book discussion through chats and message board. All books are voted on by members and all types of book discussions are encouraged.
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» Site title: It's A Must Read
» Site description: Book discussions reading group. Join in on the monthly read, read and give your opinions on books and authors.
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» Site title: Ladies of the Grape
» Site description: Site contains reader's recommendations, reviews, and suggested recipes for book club meetings.
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» Site title: Lavender Salon Reader Online
» Site description: Online verson of a newsletter for lesbian reading groups across the country, includes lists of book clubs.
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» Site title: Literacy Nerds
» Site description: General discussion forum for those who have an interest in reading.
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» Site title: Modern Library 100 Greatest Books
» Site description: Discussing one book a month from the Modern Library's list of the top 100 novels of the 20th century.
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» Site title: NovelReaders.com
» Site description: 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.
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» Site title: NYTimes.com Reading Group
» Site description: Provides a moderated forum to discuss a book chosen by readers each month. Requires registration.
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» Site title: PaperBackSwap
» Site description: Swap your used paperback books with other book lovers while reading books from other members for free.
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» Site title: Pass-the-Book
» Site description: Viral reading. Book exchanges and reading chains among members and friends.
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» Site title: ReadersOpinions
» Site description: 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.
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» Site title: Reading Group Choices
» Site description: Selections for lively book discussions. Features annual print publication, hints for leaders, hints for starting groups.
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» Site title: The Reading Group Page
» Site description: Reading group site, replete with books read since 1992, photos, links, and facility for suggesting books to read.
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» Site title: Roman History Reading Group
» Site description: Discusses Roman history, related fiction and nonfiction. Includes a reading list and Roman and Mediterranean history related links.
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» Site title: SJeanneM's Book Club
» Site description: We read a chapter daily of a published author's book and discuss the questions that come up in the reading.
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