Book clubs in Stirlingshire

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Cee17 (Stirling)

I like to read Crime, thriller and lighthearted books. I am looking to meet some like minded people to discuss these with and possibly make some new friends!

Adult Reading Group (Falkirk)

The Grangemouth Library hosts a gathering of 14 members, with 7-10 regularly attending. Further, they annual go together to the Aye Write Book Festival in Glasgow and the Edinburgh Book Festival. Anybody is welcome to join and the address is Bo\\\\\\\'ness Road, Grangemouth, Falkirk, FK3 8AG.

Bo'ness Library Book Group (Falkirk)

Meets at Bo'ness Library Book Group on Run by Bo'ness Library Book Group Library service Falkirk District Council - Libraries We meet at Bo’ness Library on the first Wednesday of the month at 2p.m. and on the first Thursday of the month at 6:30p.m.. Both Groups are informal, so we like to chat about our various book choices over a nice cup of tea and some biscuits or cake. The books are separate, so people can attend both if they are able. We read a wide range of both fiction and non-fiction and like to explore books that we may otherwise never find on our own. The online Book Group is both to support our physical Book Group and to offer borrowers who cannot make it to the Library on those dates the opportunity to still participate in our discussions. We meet at: Bo'ness Library, Scotland's Close, Bo'ness, Falkirk, EH51 0AH Accepting new members

Crime Scene Reading Group (Stirling)

Meets at Central Library on Run by Lindsay McKrell Library service This is a fun and informal group for everyone who likes a good murder. Whodunnits of all types are enjoyed, with books to date coming from as far afield as Australia and Scandinavia, with a fair helping of tartan noir en route. We have been meeting for two years now and the age range is very mixed. We have a large mailing list and an average of ten attending each time. Many of our readers are extremely knowledgeable about the genre, others just enjoy the challenge of solving a crime before the hero. Everyone has found something new to explore since joining. We meet monthly on a Thursday evening, in Stirling\'s Central Library. New members welcome. We meet at: Corn Exchange Road, Stirling, Stirling, FK8 2HX Accepting new members

Central Library Chatterbooks (Stirling)

The Chatterbooks Group, led by Deborah McFadzean, is hosted at the Central Library every week. Kids are invited to chat about the book they selected from the prior session and rate it. They can then pick a new book based on a selected topic, and enjoy fun activities related to this theme such as crafts, quizzes, singing, dancing, music, and poetry. The program has been running for years and is always open to new members if space permits, but there is also a waiting list. For any inquiries, please call the Library. The venue is Corn Exchange Road, Stirling, FK8 2HX.

Raploch Improvers Group (Stirling)

Meets at Raploch Express Library on Run by Liz Moffat Library service The group meet to read aloud in the library each week. We read Quick Reads and Oxford Bookworms Books at different levels. People who want to join the group only have to come along the Raploch Express Library on any Friday afternoon between 1.30 pm and 3.00 pm. We will make you a cup of coffee, give you a biscuit and a book. You can join in with the reading or you can just listen to the story . it is a very relaxed atmosphere with no pressure. If you have an e-mail address, you will be invited to an on-line wiki where you can leave comments. We meet at: Raploch Community Campus, Drip Road, Raploch, Stirling, Stirling, FK8 1SD Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, online, Reading Ahead

Bridge of Allan Library Chatterbooks (Stirling)

Meets at Bridge of Allan Library on Run by Helen Conroy Library service Stirling Council - Libraries A reading group for children aged 8 - 12 years. We meet after school on the last Thursday of every month. Each month children take home a book which they read before the next meeting. At Chatterbooks, every session is different, although we always talk about what we\'ve been reading. We have lots of fun activities like games, making up stories in groups, puzzles, challenges, quizzes and crafts. Our group have been reading all sorts of books including funny stories, adventure stories, scary stories and even poetry. If you would like to join our group, please speak to library staff for further information. We meet at: Fountain Road, Bridge of allan, Stirling, FK9 4AT Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks

Doune Bookworms (Stirling)

Our group, run by Deborah Hackett, meets at the Kilmadock Information Centre on 52 Main Street in Doune, Stirling. We offer a library service, welcoming new members with enthusiasm and open-mindedness. Every month we hold discussions on the books we have chosen and either share a bottle of wine or cup of coffee and biscuits while doing so. Our group has lasted for a decade, but many members have come and gone over the years. Our books for the year can be found on the Doune Community website.

Visually Impaired Reading Group (Falkirk)

The group, led by Lynne James, gathers at the Forth Valley Sensory Centre located at Redbrae Road, Camelon, Falkirk, Falkirk, FK1 4DD. They offer library services and are currently at maximum 10 members.

Larbert Library Chatterbooks (Falkirk)

Meets at Larbert Library on Run by Tanya Milligan Library service Come along to our fun, free and friendly Chatterbooks sessions for 7 – 12 year olds where we meet with new friends to share our love of books. We love to chat about what we are reading, to do quizzes, crafts and play games. We meet at: 22 Hallam Road, Stenhousemuir, Larbert, Falkirk, fk5 3jx Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks

Larbert Library Reading Group (Falkirk)

Come join us at Larbert Library on Hallam Road in Falkirk, FK5 3JX, to take part in the online Book Group on the third Monday of each month at 6:30p.m. Hosted by Falkirk District Council Libraries, this book group allows library borrowers to share their thoughts and read together even if they're unable to make it to the library on the third Monday!

Falkirk Library Reading Group (Falkirk)

Meets at Falkirk Library on Run by Allan Wright Library service Mixed age and gender reading group who meet every three weeks to habe a natter about books. The bookgroup chooses from a list of pre-chosen books selscted by the library staff but they can also requests titles. Mostly they read fiction though I am attempting to get them to try the odd non-fictiontitle and then maybe a graphic novel. Books they have read include bel canto, Slaughterhouse 5, Let The Right One In, Neverwhere, Case Histories and they are currecntly reading The Descendents. Fopr more information about the group contact Falkirk Library on 01324 503605 or email falkirklibrary@falkirkcommunitytrust.org We meet at: Hope Street, Falkirk, Falkirk, Falkirk, FK1 5AU Accepting new members Tags graphic novel

Adult Literacy Reading Group (Falkirk)

Meets at Falkirk Library on Run by Anna. Herron Library service Group meets 9 months a year, has a break from June to August . 7 people in all attend. We meet at: Hope Street, Falkirk, Falkirk, Fk1 5AU Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy

St.Ninians Library Chatterbooks Group (Stirling)

Gathering at the St.Ninians Library, Barbara Fulford is offering a library service for new members where each of them get to pick out three books related to a certain theme. After taking them home, they come back to the group to discuss the books and also partake in craft activities, creating stories and poems based on the theme.

St.Ninians Library Book Group (Stirling)

Our library service, led by Barbara Fulford, is made up of around 20 members. For a number of years, we have had lively discussions about the books we have read as a group. We usually disagree on the ratings, with marks going from -2 to 9 or 10. Our group has had some exclusive author visits and also attended larger events at the library. If you are looking for a new group to join, our library service is happy to welcome new members to its meetings at Mayfield Community Centre, St.Ninians, Stirling, FK7 0DB.

VIP Reading Group (Stirling)

The Reading Group is a great opportunity for the visually impaired to join and discuss books together, with Liz Moffat as the Library run group facilitator. This group meets every third Tuesday at the Mayfield Centre, where members can share their thoughts on books, whether they include light reading or suspenseful thrillers. Plus, guide dogs are welcome and refreshments like coffee and biscuits are provided. New members are welcome!

Cambusbarron Reading Group (Stirling)

Meets at Cambusbarron Reading Group on Run by Laura Griffith Library service Stirling Council - Libraries We meet from 2-3 p.m. on the last Thursday of each month at Cambusbarron Library, Stirlingshire. All welcome! We meet at: Cambusbarron Library, St Ninians Road, Cambusbarron, Stirlingshire, FK7 9NU Accepting new members

Cambusbarron Library Book Group (Stirling)

Meets at Cambusbarron Library on Run by Rosemary Rennie Library service The Library provides a set book for the group to read. We have an informal discussion about it and give it marks out of 5. A friendly group, pleased to welcome new members. We meet at: Community centre, St Ninians Road, Cambusbarron, Stirling, FK7 9NU Accepting new members

Bonnybridge Library Chatterbooks (Falkirk)

The Naomi Kenny-led reading and activity group for 7-12 year-olds is looking to welcome new members: they meet at the Bonnybridge Library, which is part of Falkirk District Council's Library Service. The meeting has been categorized as Chatterbooks.

Adult Reading Group (Falkirk)

Meets at Bonnybridge Library on Run by Naomi Kenny Library service The group currently has 14 members and a wee waiting list. We meet at: Bridge Street, Bonnybridge, Falkirk, FK4 1AD

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