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LESBIAN BOOK CLUB 06/25

LESBIAN BOOK CLUB 06/25

Thu, Jun 25, 10:30 PM
From Lesbian Book Club

Hello everyone! The book we will be discussing is Anderson in Bloom by Jennifer Dugan, Chapters 6-13. This book club is intended for lesbians and queer women, but feel free to bring along any pals/allies who like to read! Date: 06/25 Thursday Time: 6:30pm Location: The Coffee Lab (34-20 21st Ave, Astoria, NY 11106) A quick note: Since we are meeting at a local coffee shop, please do try to support them by grabbing a drink or snack during the book club. IF YOU MISSED THE PREVIOUS BOOK CLUB DON’T WORRY!!! WE WILL DO A QUICK OVERVIEW OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

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NYC Romcom Bookclub 💕: The Kiss Quotient

NYC Romcom Bookclub 💕: The Kiss Quotient

Sun, Jun 28, 3:30 PM
From NYC Romcom Bookclub 💕
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At this meeting we will discuss The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang 😊

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10 attendees

📚☀️ The Wedding People: Sunday Book Club, Bites & Drinks

Sun, Jul 12, 7:00 PM
From Pages & Places: Books, Food, Wanderings
5.0
2 attendees
New York Launch Your AI eCommerce Store

New York Launch Your AI eCommerce Store

Wed, Jun 24, 10:00 PM
From The Novel Readers Collective and Social Circle

🛒 **AI Store on Autopilot – eCommerce Blueprint** Let AI handle product research, ads, and fulfilment while you scale. ⚠️ RSVP won't hold your spot. Complete registration via the link below. ### [🔗 SAVE YOUR SEAT](https://aiventurelab.org/product/AIEcommerce?city=New%20York&groupurlname=the-novel-readers-collective-and-social-circle&startgmtdatetime=2026-06-24T22:00:00Z) --- What you'll build: - AI-powered product research and ad creation workflows - A repeatable blueprint that works from day one - An automated AI-driven store system *Set it up once. Earn every day.* 💰

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New York Launch Your AI Ebook Business

New York Launch Your AI Ebook Business

Wed, Jun 24, 10:00 PM
From The Novel Readers Collective and Social Circle

💰 **Build Passive Income with AI Ebooks – Masterclass** Build a passive publishing business with AI — from idea to income. ⚠️ Your spot is only held once you complete registration below. ### [🔗 SECURE YOUR SPOT](https://aiventurelab.org/product/AIEbookBusiness?city=New%20York&groupurlname=the-novel-readers-collective-and-social-circle&startgmtdatetime=2026-06-24T22:00:00Z) --- What's covered: - Publish across platforms for passive income - Format and list ebooks so they actually sell - Write full ebooks with AI in hours, not weeks *One system. Recurring income.* ✍️

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LESBIAN BOOK CLUB 07/02

LESBIAN BOOK CLUB 07/02

Thu, Jul 2, 10:30 PM
From Lesbian Book Club

Hello everyone! The book we will be discussing is Anderson in Bloom by Jennifer Dugan, Chapters 14-20. This book club is intended for lesbians and queer women, but feel free to bring along any pals/allies who like to read! Date: 07/02 Thursday Time: 6:30pm Location: The Coffee Lab (34-20 21st Ave, Astoria, NY 11106) A quick note: Since we are meeting at a local coffee shop, please do try to support them by grabbing a drink or snack during the book club. IF YOU MISSED THE PREVIOUS BOOK CLUB DON’T WORRY!!! WE WILL DO A QUICK OVERVIEW OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup facilitates book drives by connecting organizers with participants interested in literary activities. It helps those passionate about reading to join events where they can meet like-minded individuals, share their love for books, and contribute to community bibliophiles in New York City.

To know if book drives are happening this weekend, check the Meetup platform. You can find upcoming events by searching for book-related activities and verify details like time and location. If nothing is available this weekend, consider sending notifications for similar future events.

Join local book drives in New York by searching on Meetup for groups focused on reading and book donations. Once you find an interesting event, you can RSVP and participate in contributing or planning these community activities.

Generally, it's best to RSVP for a book drive event to ensure your spot and help organizers plan accordingly. However, some community drives don't require an RSVP, but it's advisable to check each event’s specifics as organizers may have different policies.

Meetup is your ally in connecting with book enthusiasts in New York. Search for book clubs or literature-themed events to find not only book drives but also opportunities to engage with bibliophiles regularly.

Joining Meetup to find and attend book drives is typically free. However, some specific events might require a fee, often to cover venue costs or contributions to the community cause. Always check the event details for any potential costs.

Yes, book drive events often vary by themes such as children's books, specific genres, or literacy campaigns. Organizers usually provide details about the focus of the drive, so participants can contribute appropriately.

You can host your own book drive by creating a new group or event on Meetup. Ensure your event is well-described with all necessary details, including location, time, and book drive themes to attract like-minded participants.

The frequency of book drives in New York can vary based on the organizer and community interest. While some groups host regular events, others might align their activities with specific dates or charitable causes, so checking Meetup for updates is beneficial.

While Meetup is often used for in-person gatherings, some book drives may offer online components, especially those focusing on discussions about book submissions or logistics that don’t require physical gathering.

Meetup serves as a platform for organizing book drives but does not oversee the logistics. The success of book deliveries to communities relies on individual organizers and participant cooperation, emphasizing the importance of active involvement.

The need for volunteers varies per event. While smaller book drives may function with a few participants, larger initiatives typically welcome greater volunteer support to manage logistics, collection, sorting, and distribution.

By participating or organizing book drives, you directly impact local literacy. These events promote reading by redistributing books to under-resourced areas, supporting local libraries, or encouraging young readers through donated materials.

Participation often spans diverse genres, but it depends on the event's theme. Some drives may focus on specific genres to address particular community needs. Check event descriptions to find a drive that aligns with your preferred book donations.

Usually, book drives welcome used books in good condition. Ensure you review event guidelines regarding the types of books accepted, as organizers may have specific preferences based on recipient needs.