Book clubs in Hebden Bridge
Below you'll find every active listing we have for book clubs and readers in Hebden Bridge
Maisie
I’ve recently moved to Hebden Bridge and while I love reading I find it difficult to find the time with a busy job & a small child. I’d like to join a book club to give myself some external motivation to read and to meet new people in my new local area
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Hello, I am a 48 year old lady living in Hebden Bridge. I used to read a couple of books a week until this last year when some traumatic experiences resulted in me not been able to pick up a book. I think I need a book club to force me back into enjoying reading and the social side would also be great for me too. Thanks LK
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Methley Book Group
The Methley Readers' Group has been around for 8 years and has a lively and diverse membership. Monthly gatherings are normally held at a pleasant cafe in Methley, which can be found between Leeds and Castleford in West Yorkshire, and during the time of the pandemic, sessions have continued online through Zoom. With about 15 regular members, the group is open to new participants and the topics of discussion range from ebooks to graphic novels to writing and more. The meetings take place at 102 Leeds Road, Methley, West Yorkshire, LS269EP.
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We are now welcoming new members to join us at The New Town Hall, Hebden Bridge each third Thursday of the month starting on August 15th. The event will take place from 6:45 PM until 8:45 PM and is run by Kay Reynolds. During this time, we will be examining recommended core books available for self-help, along with the fiction and poetry selection. We will also introduce guest speakers and keep up with current events and support that are accessible. St Georges Street, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 7BY is where we are meeting up.
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New members are welcome to join a group hosted by Alison Dixon at Birstall Library for discussions about an assortment of books.
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