Reading groups change the private and personal experience of reading into a shared one. After reading a chosen book, the readers discuss and share opinions about the book they have read, promoting a deeper understanding of the writing and author.
Popularity
Reading can be a great way to meet other people. There are hundreds of reading groups up and down the country which meet regularly in either private homes or local libraries to share their love of books and reading.
Age
Reading circles cater for all ages, from young children upwards. Groups can also be found for family reading. Far more important than age is to pick a group that has the same general taste in reading as yourself. although you should explore new areas
Ability
Most reading groups specifically cater for the needs of visually impaired people. Group members select a book title for each meeting, the libarary then obtain it, in whatever format is most convenient, on cassette, CD, large print or in Braille.
Description
Reading groups provide a forum for those wanting to combine their love of books with the opportunity to meet other readers.
Members of the group select books to read, using various criteria, then meet regularly to discuss them. As a member of a reading group you can understand, appreciate and talk about the books you read plus discover new titles and writers.
Level of Demand
The table below shows the maximum levels of demand that this activity requires. NOTE: These are not entry levels or levels of requirement and has nothing to do with ability.
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