Welcome to the L.A. Times Book Club newsletter. Honestly, for bibliophiles, is there a better weekend in spring than late April at the L.A. Times Festival of Books? The temps will be in the 70s, ...

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For this edition of the book club, we got into “You Dreamed of Empires” by Mexican author Álvaro Enrigue, translated into English by Natasha Wimmer. It’s the story of the colonial conquest of Mexico ...

In preparation for Flyleaf Books' second silent book club meeting, Ashley-Nicole Smith, the club leader and a bookseller, turned on soft instrumental music, put out mugs for tea and hot chocolate and ...

Looking for a way to reach your yearly reading goal? Join a book club. Not only will it hold you accountable, but you'll also get some new genres and recommendations. One survey, provided to USA TODAY ...

For the first book in our Louisiana inspired four-part book club series, we have selected "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Louisiana Inspired editor Jan Risher will facilitate a ...

Anyone can start a book club, celebrities included. While celebrity-run book clubs are nothing new, the more recently formed ones seem to be revitalizing the method of reading Oprah Winfrey pioneered ...

Book clubs are officially in — at least according to Pinterest’s Summer 2025 Trend Report. The numbers don’t lie: Searches for “book club crafts” have soared by 558%, “book club invitations” are up ...

They pick a title, read it and then gather to discuss it in detail. But unlike more traditional book clubs, many of these groups add on another activity — or multiple — to turn their gatherings into ...

From Dua Lipa to “silent” book clubs, Millennials and Gen Z are joining book clubs as a way to socialize. Book club event listings grew 24% in the United States in 2023 from the previous year, ...