Book Discussions

Upcoming Book Discussions

Chill Comics Convos
West Park
Tuesday, April 30 | 4 pm
Interested in comic books? Have you recently watched a really good anime? We want to hear about it! Join our cozy and low-pressure discussion circle to talk all things nerdy. From superhero movies to your latest manga read, all are welcome to share their interests in this open sharing environment.

All Books Welcome
Addison
Wednesday, May 01 | 3 pm
This book club lets YOU choose. Bring your current read, share your favorites, or explore something new. Lots of inspiration for future reads is guaranteed. (All formats and genres are welcome).

Book Club for Adults
Harvard-Lee
Wednesday, May 01 | 4 pm
Let’s gather the first Wednesday of every month to talk about what we’re reading: books, poems, how-to tips, and more. Join the conversation!  

Get Graphic! Comics Discussion
Off-Site Location (Read Description)
Thursday, May 02 | 6:30 pm
The May selection for the Ohio Center for the Book's Get Graphic! book discussions is the award-winning Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel. Not only has Bechdel's work won numerous accolades and awards for the comic, but the musical adaptation also won a Tony Award for Best Musical. For full details, check out the Ohio Center for the Book website. Discussions are held at Bookhouse Brewing at 1526 W 25th Street in Cleveland. (Google Maps)

May The 4th Be With You
South
Saturday, May 04 | 2 pm
Celebarate all things Star Wars with our collection of Star Wars graphic novels, DVDs, crafts and a Star Wars themed story time for those Jedi Younglings. Feel free to show up dressed as your fav character. May the force be with you.

All Books Welcome
Addison
Wednesday, May 08 | 3 pm
This book club lets YOU choose. Bring your current read, share your favorites, or explore something new. Lots of inspiration for future reads is guaranteed. (All formats and genres are welcome).

OLBPD Adult Book Discussion
OLBPD
Thursday, May 09 | 1 pm
DB 113288 Hello Beautiful by Anne Napolitano
Please call OLBPD at 1-800-362-1262 for information on participating in the discussion.

Tremont Think and Drink Book Club
Jefferson
Monday, May 13 | 7 pm
Join us for an engaging book discussion while enjoying your favorite beverage at Lincoln Park Pub, 2609 W 14th St, Cleveland, OH 44113.  We will discuss the following great reads:
March 11: Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience by Brene Brown
April 15: Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee by Casey Cep
May 13: The Library Book by Susan Orlean

All Books Welcome
Addison
Wednesday, May 15 | 3 pm
This book club lets YOU choose. Bring your current read, share your favorites, or explore something new. Lots of inspiration for future reads is guaranteed. (All formats and genres are welcome).

Anime Club
Addison
Thursday, May 16 | 4 pm
Join the club featuring everything anime, Manga, Hanayama cast puzzles, cos play, and much more.

Cookbook Club
Jefferson
Monday, May 20 | 5 pm
Calling all foodies: come dish about your favorite recipes, cooking techniques, and cookbooks, then browse our collection for more of the latest and greatest cookbooks.

All Books Welcome
Addison
Wednesday, May 22 | 3 pm
This book club lets YOU choose. Bring your current read, share your favorites, or explore something new. Lots of inspiration for future reads is guaranteed. (All formats and genres are welcome).

Chill Comics Convos
West Park
Tuesday, May 28 | 4 pm
Interested in comic books? Have you recently watched a really good anime? We want to hear about it! Join our cozy and low-pressure discussion circle to talk all things nerdy. From superhero movies to your latest manga read, all are welcome to share their interests in this open sharing environment.

All Books Welcome
Addison
Wednesday, May 29 | 3 pm
This book club lets YOU choose. Bring your current read, share your favorites, or explore something new. Lots of inspiration for future reads is guaranteed. (All formats and genres are welcome).

Get Cozy with Christie
Eastman
Thursday, May 30 | 4 pm
Patrons are invited to learn about Agatha Christie's immense influence on the mystery genre.  The first session in March will present an overview of Christie's biography and oeuvre, while subsequent monthly sessions will focus on individual works beginning with The Mysterious Affair at Styles.  Tea and biscuits will be provided.

Let’s Just Talk About Books!
Main Library (Downtown), Eastman Reading Garden
Saturday, June 01 | 12 pm
Join a stress-free summer book club. Talk about your favorite (or least favorite) book, poem, short story, or genre. Share what you're reading and what you want to read. Or, just enjoy being in the company of other book lovers and add to your reading list.  Talk about books you can’t stand; check out a book!  The choice is yours. 

Spill the tea- Adult Group Discussion
South Brooklyn
Tuesday, June 04 | 4:45 pm
Share insider knowledge or tips/tricks around the topic of the month:  June:: family reunions & grilling; July: summer safety; August: back to school preparations 

Book Club for Adults
Harvard-Lee
Wednesday, June 05 | 4 pm
Let’s gather on the first Wednesday of the month to discuss what we’re reading: books, poems, how-to tips, and more. Join the conversation to share your favorite reads and help the group decide together what to read next.

Get Graphic! Comics Discussion
Off-Site Location (Read Description)
Thursday, June 06 | 6:30 pm
During the summer, the Ohio Center for the Book is hosting Get Graphic! discussions on biography and autobiography as told through comics. We're calling it BioGraphy! Our first selection is arguably THE book that brought comics into the mainstream consciousness: Art Spiegelman's Maus, winner of a special Pulitzer Prize in 1992. For full details, check out the Ohio Center for the Book website. Discussions are held at Bookhouse Brewing at 1526 W 25th Street in Cleveland. (Google Maps)

Book Discussion: The Body by Stephen King
Rice
Monday, June 10 | 4:30 pm
Join our summer book discussion of The Body by Stephen King. During the first two sessions we'll discuss the book, then watch the film adaptation, Stand by Me in the third session..