Book clubs in Hornsea

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Snaith Library Reading Group

Meets at Snaith Library on Run by Hayley Nicholson Library service A mixed group of people who meet in the Snaith Library once a month (2nd Tuesday) to discuss books and share experiences. The group doesn\\\'t always read the same book - sometime books are picked by subject or by author - but the discussions are always lively and tastes have been changed and expanded thanks to meeting new people. We meet at: Market Place, Snaith, East riding of yorkshire, DN14 9HE Accepting new members Tags Reading Ahead

Howden Library Reading Group

Meets at Howden Library on Run by Hayley Nicholson Library service New for 2014! An adult reading group, open to anyone. Meet from 12.30pm on the last Friday of each month in Howden Libary. Still building the reading list for 2014. New members are very welcome. We meet at: Shire Hall, Market Place, Howden, East riding of yorkshire, DN14 7BJ Accepting new members

South Cave Library Book Group

Meets at South Cave Library on Run by Robyn Allen Library service South Cave Library Book Group meets in the library on the second Thursday of every month from 6-7pm. Places are limited - please call 01430 422901 for further information. We meet at: Church Street, South cave, East riding of yorkshire, HU15 2EP Accepting new members

South Cave Library Reading Group

The South Cave Library Reading Group, led by Robyn Allen, is a library service which meets at the South Cave Library on the first Thursday of every month from 6-7pm. Those interested in attending should call 01430 422901 for more information, as spots are limited. The South Cave Library is located at Church Street, South Cave, East Riding of Yorkshire, HU15 2EP. New members are welcomed.

Wolds Reading Group

The group is composed of adult males in Category C prison and is located at HMP Wolds in Everthorpe, East Riding of Yorkshire, led by Jan Woodmansey with support from the University of Roehampton. The library service provides support for adults with low level literacy, and loans reading and writing materials. New members are welcome.