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Reading Groups for Young Adults
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Are you:
- 13 – 18 years old?
- Like reading?
- Want to meet like-minded people?
Check out Sheffield's reading groups for young people:
Books Aloud
Central Children's & Young People's Library, Surrey Street, Sheffield 1, alternate Wednesday's 5-6.30pm.
Food and drinks provided. Everyone welcome.
Please contact Nigel Hann or Lesley Docherty for more details on 0114 273 4734 or email kidsandteens.library@sheffield.gov.uk
Ecclesall Library Reading Groups
120 Ecclesall Road South, Sheffield, S11 9PL
Meet: 1st Wed in the month 4-5pm (Book Talk a book group for young people aged 13-17 years)
Meet: 3rd Wed in the month 3.45-5pm (Book Chat a reading group for young people aged 11-13 years)
For more information contact Sharon Hallsworth, tel 0114 203 7222, or email ecclesall.library@sheffield.gov.uk
Greenhill Library Reading Groups
Hemper Lane, Sheffield, S8 7FE
Meet: Various monthly groups.
Please contact Greenhill Library for more information, tel 0114 203 7700, or email greenhill.library@sheffield.gov.uk
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