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There’s nothing like a good book—except maybe sharing your thoughts on a good book! StL bibliophiles have no shortage of ways to connect through book clubs focusing on a variety of topics. Kirkwood Public Library The library hosts several regular book discussion groups. If a regular book club does not work with your schedule, look out for the library’s What Should I Read Next? events. They offer a chance to discuss what you are reading and watching with other people, without the commitment of a monthly meeting.

The next is scheduled just in time for the winter holidays on Dec. 19 at 6:30 p.m. For more information on how to join, visit kirkwoodpubliclibrary.org. Left Bank Books The CWE bookstore hosts a variety of book discussion groups that are open to everyone. If you can’t meet in person, many of them also offer a virtual option to connect with the club through Zoom. Photo by Danielle King, courtesy of Left Bank Books

Fancy cozying up with a good book and then sharing your love of literature? Join fellow bookworms at these St. Louis area book clubs. Longtime independent bookstore Left Bank Books offers a variety of in-person and virtual book clubs that meet monthly, including the Gay Men’s Reading Group, Lesbian Reading Group and the Well-Read Black Girl Book Club. The store also hosts reading discussion groups for fans of book genres, such as horror and sci-fi. Check out the shop's website to find your novel niche.

Left Bank Books, 399 N. Euclid Ave., St. Louis, 314-367-6731, left-bank.com The beloved Webster Groves bookstore’s namesake book club meets on the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. Among additional clubs, the shop welcomes those passionate about romance, mystery, science-fiction/fantasy and young adult novels, as well as nonfiction reads. And to satisfy both bibliophiles and foodies, the Dinner Book Club, co-hosted with nearby local restaurant and brewery, Perennial on Lockwood, includes a curated meal based on the book selection.

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