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Mother/Daughter Book Group--Highlands Ranch

Meets the fourth Monday every other month at 6:30 p.m. Girls in grades 4-6 are invited to bring their moms or another adult female and discuss books.

For the coming year, the group will be reading:

Booksharing Book Club

coffee_100 Drop in to the Booksharing Book Club for a lively discussion of current titles and authors – no reading list!

Booksharing meets the first Wednesday of each month at noon at Fika Coffee House, 19559 E. Mainstreet, Parker.

Learning English as a second language? This is the book club for you!

Literacy Logo The ESL Book Club is for adults who speak English at a high-beginner to high-intermediate level.

Everyday Book Club

Everyday Book Club DCL has partnered with FOX 31 Denver’s Everyday show and other area libraries to bring you a new monthly book club that will highlight a current title each month.

Book club segments will air on Mondays during the Everyday show’s 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. broadcast, featuring introductions of each month’s book, segments on library services or programs, and book discussion with librarians from Douglas County Libraries, Denver Public Library, Arapahoe Library District, Jefferson County Public Library, and the Colorado State Library.

Great Books Discussions

Douglas County Libraries currently sponsors Great Books Discussion Groups at four libraries.

More than fifty years ago, the Great Books Movement started at the University of Chicago with the idea that ordinary people could meet and discuss the enduring ideas and issues found in classic writings. The Great Books Foundation promotes reading and conversation about great literature through discussion groups.

A Book Club for Writers

Good writers first must be good readers, right?

Join us the third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. We'll read a book and then dissect it for insight into how each author's choices can inform and influence our own writing.