Book Clubs
We ♥ book clubs! Join a book group and connect with fellow book lovers!
Explore our many book clubs by area of interest or search the entire events calendar for upcoming book discussions. Looking to start your own book club? We have Book Club Kits available to check out.
Some book clubs require advance registration to receive a free copy of the book. All book clubs are free and open to the public. Join any time!
Read and discuss an eclectic list of fiction and nonfiction titles at this in-person book club.
A monthly book club at Harmony Library that reads and discusses a variety of genres.
Read books focusing on end-of–life themes with openness, curiosity, and often humor.
Choose your own book within a monthly theme and enjoy beers! Discuss your pick and receive book recommendations.
Read and discuss books by LGBTQ+ authors or books with LGBTQ+ themes.
Are you a reader of young adult fiction who is a little more "A" than "Y"? Join your fellow adult YA fans at this monthly book club.
Discuss a single book over the course of several sessions with other ESL students twice per month in a supportive learning environment.
Read recently published and banned or challenged books. For high school students and adults.
Enjoy lively discussion of classic literature with CSU Department of English graduate students and Poudre Libraries staff!
Prioritize you-time and read a book that makes you happy within a monthly theme! Discuss the treasure you found with the group.
This book club focuses on stories of boyhood in children’s literature and is designed for tweens in grades 4-6 and an adult, man-identifying mentor. We welcome all boys, boy-identifying individuals, and non-binary and gender non-conforming people who are comfortable in a space that centers the experiences of boys.
Readers in grades 4 – 6 with an adult companion enjoy making new friends, discussing books, and engaging in hands-on activities. Each registered pair receives a copy of the book.
This book club focuses on stories of girlhood in children’s literature and is designed for tweens in grades 4-6 and an adult, woman-identifying mentor. We welcome all girls, girl-identifying individuals, and non-binary and gender non-conforming people who are comfortable in a space that centers the experiences of girls.
