Book Clubs

Come and share written memories of your past, including family history, travel experience, special events, personal reflections, occupations, hobbies, etc. Delve into the rich tapestry of your life's journey by sharing written memories of your past. This is an invitation to explore and record the significant moments and experiences that have shaped who you are today.

What to share:

• Family history: unearth the stories of your ancestors, the traditions that bind your family, and the legacies passed down through generations.
• Travel experiences: recount the adventures, discoveries, and transformative moments from your journeys near and far.
• Special events: chronicle the milestones and celebrations that stand out in your memory, from personal triumphs to community gatherings.
• Personal reflections: offer insights into your thoughts, feelings, and perspectives on life, growth, and lessons learned.
• Occupations: detail your professional path, the challenges and rewards of your work, and the impact it has had on your life.
• Hobbies and interests: describe the passions that bring you joy, the skills you've cultivated, and the leisure activities that enrich your days.

Join us in creating a vibrant collection of personal histories, celebrating the diverse experiences that make each of us unique.

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Explore books on climate change, sustainability, and environmental justice with Brampton Library and the Community Climate Council. Together, we’ll deepen our understanding of global challenges and learn how we can take action toward a sustainable future.

Our Climate Book Club takes place in person at our South Fletcher's library branch.

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In collaboration with the Hindi Writers Guild, our book club offers a vibrant platform for literary enthusiasts to discuss books written by famous authors, recite poetry and ghazals, and read stories in Hindi. Join engaging discussions about celebrated works by renowned Hindi authors, exploring their themes, characters, and enduring impact. 

Beyond traditional book discussions, our gatherings also provide a welcoming space for members to recite captivating poetry and soul-stirring ghazals, showcasing the rich lyrical tradition of Hindi literature. Furthermore, we enjoy the art of storytelling, with members reading aloud compelling short stories in Hindi, fostering a deeper appreciation for the language's narrative power.

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Planning your next book club? Our Off-the-Shelf (OTS) collections include book sets that each contain up to 10 copies of one title in a Brampton Library tote bag.

The OTS collection includes 15 adult and young adult fiction and nonfiction titles. 

Our Kids-Off-the-Shelf (KOTS) collection sets each contain 20 copies of one children’s title. The collection includes eight children’s fiction, nonfiction, graphic novels, and early reader titles.  

Our Pride off the Shelf feature thoughtfully selected titles by 2SLGBTQIA+ authors.  

• Off-the-Shelf 

• Kids′ Off-the-Shelf  
• Pride Off-the-Shelf

Literature and visual arts connect in this distinctive book club. Join Brampton Library and PAMA for a discussion at our upcoming Book Club session. 

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Pride Book Club is a great way to meet readers from the community and talk about books you may not have discovered on your own. 

All are welcome to join us for this book club featuring titles written by 2SLGBTQ+ (2 spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer) authors. 

Access Accessible formats . To learn more about registering for CELA, please see our Accessible collections.

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This program is made possible through our partnership with Punjabi Kalman Da Kafla, an organization dedicated to promoting Punjabi literature and culture. They're helping us make sure this is an authentic and enriching experience for everyone!

Whether you're already a published author or just starting out, enjoy this opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute to the awesome world of Punjabi literature. Don't miss out on this chance to chat about your books and make lasting friendships with your fellow writers.

Program date, time, and registration details will be shared soon, so please check our website for updates.

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These popular in-person programs fill up very quickly and appeal to a variety of interests. Read along with us and ask staff about opportunities to join.

Up for Discussion book clubs take place in person at Chinguacousy, Cyril Clark, Four Corners, and Gore Meadows library branches.

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