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[close] Welcome to the club where we gaga over every book we read—because why just read when you can dramatically overanalyze, passionately debate, and obsessively fangirl over every plot twist and character arc? Whether you're here to dissect the deeper meanings behind a character's choice of socks, unravel the complexities of geopolitical strategies, or explore the nuances of children's literature, you've found your people. Our eclectic reading list spans Indian history, science, geopolitics, fiction, and children's books—reflecting our members' diverse ages and interests. Join us as we navigate the literary world one page at a time, armed with strong opinions, a love for storytelling, and perhaps an unhealthy attachment to fictional characters. So grab your favorite beverage, your coziest reading nook, and prepare to dive into spirited discussions that may or may not stay on topic.

[close] "Interested in history - then you have found the right group". The History Book Club is the largest history and nonfiction group on Goodreads and these are some of our Focus Areas. We have welcomed worldwide members from over 171 countries; we are a large international group which spans the globe. Discussions: Bentley leads Cuba: An American History by Ada Ferrer (Spotlighted Book) and The Federalist Papers is an on-going study. Upcoming: River of the Gods: Genius, Courage and Betrayal in the Search for the Source of the Nile by Candice Millard (Book of the Month) Free Book Offer soon to History Book Club members - stay tuned for details - North America offering - "for HBC members only" Become a Free Reader (only at the HBC) - we will tell you how and we are currently Free Reading many books. Find Challenges for the Two Koreas, Ireland, Japan here - You can scroll through them and join the challenge that interests you.

[close] This group is fun way for those participating in the Marshall Public Library's annual adult reading challenge to track their reading and share book ideas with others.

[close] The Green group is about living in a sustainable manner--how human activity affects the environment and how a changing climate/environment affects how humans live their lives. Are we making good decisions on a personal level? business level? policy level? Discuss! We read fiction and non-fiction that explore these concerns.