Are you a senior looking for an exciting way to connect with other like-minded people and explore the best of the literary world? Look no further than Nashville, Tennessee! Ryan Darrow, manager of the Donelson branch of the Nashville Public Library, recently shared details about the different book clubs in the city that you can join. No matter what your favorite genre is, there's a good chance that there's a book club in Nashville that fits your tastes and schedule. Joining a local book club is not only an opportunity to explore the best of the literary world, but it's also a great way to make new friends and participate in thought-provoking discussions. Here are four Nashville book clubs you can join:
Global Book Club for Women
This unique and relaxed atmosphere provides an opportunity for women to meet other like-minded women over a glass of wine and share a common passion.The book club publishes its monthly reading lists for members to consult and organizes several round tables and friendly events.
The Next Chapter Society Book Club
At the Nashville Public Library, The Next Chapter Society book club offers a welcoming environment for its members to enjoy their favorite works and share them with the community. Book club kits are available at all branch libraries and can be ordered in the online catalog. The payment limit is 2 kits, the loan period is 6 weeks, and a kit can be renewed once.Bite Size Book Club
At Phat Bites, in Donelson, on the second Tuesday of every month, you can come and chat about some of the best current stories courtesy of the Bite Size Book Club.The Reading Club for Literary Women
This book club meets at the Learning Center (second floor of the Reference Department) on the third Monday of every month at 6:00 p.m. The Gloss Book Club meets once a month to discuss a variety of literary genres, connecting women with shared literary interests. Several Tennessee Book Club activities include monthly roundtables with guest authors, weekly meetings, and member meetings.The Nashville Book Club was founded by a woman from Nashville, Dawn, and has been a welcoming community for women and housewives from Nashville who share an interest in reading. So if you're looking for an interesting way to spend your time as a senior in Nashville, why not join one of these book clubs? You'll be sure to find something that fits your interests and schedule!.
