Kitchener-Waterloo Book Discussion Group Interest Meetups

Have you read, are reading, or are interested in reading Canadian physician, speaker, and author Dr. Gabor Maté's 2022 book "The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness & Healing In A Toxic Culture"?

Come out to the picnic tables/chair area of Waterloo Public Square on the evening of Monday, July 21 with the purpose of either simply meeting and talking with people also interested in the book, or potentially, with enough interest, to contribute in the formation of a weekly book club/discussion group on this book!

Jonathan, the organizer, is not sure if there are other events being held at the Square at this time, but it's a central and convinient public space to gather intially and the group can move elsewhere if needed.

The recommendation is to take ION Light Rail transit to Waterloo Public Square Station or Willis Way Station to attend, or GRT bus routes #5, #7, or #16, but there is a free parking lot near the Square off Caroline St if you need to drive.

Have you read, are reading, or are interested in reading Merve Emre's 2018 book "The Personality Brokers: The Strange History of Myers-Briggs and the Birth of Personality Testing" (also known more recently as "What's Your Type?")?

Or are you just interested in Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), Carl Jung, or personality in general?

Come out to the picnic tables/chair area of Waterloo Public Square on the evening of Tuesday, July 22 with the purpose of either simply meeting and talking with people also interested in the book, or potentially, with enough interest, to contribute in the formation of a weekly book club/discussion group on this book!

Jonathan, the organizer, is not sure if there are other events being held at the Square at this time, but it's a central and convinient public space to gather intially and the group can move elsewhere if needed.

The recommendation is to take ION Light Rail transit to Waterloo Public Square Station or Willis Way Station to attend, or GRT bus routes #5, #7, or #16, but there is a free parking lot near the Square off Caroline St if you need to drive.

Have you read, are reading, or are interested in reading J.H. Crawford's 2000 book "Carfree Cities"?

Or are you just interested in urban planning, sustainable and efficient mass transportation, micro-mobility (cycling, e-scooters, etc.), you have enjoyed the public squares of Europe, or the amazing train systems of Asia, or are anti-automobile for other reasons?

Come out to the picnic tables/chair area of Waterloo Public Square on the evening of Wednesday, July 23 with the purpose of either simply meeting and talking with people also interested in the book, or potentially, with enough interest, to contribute in the formation of a weekly book club/discussion group on this book!

Jonathan, the organizer, is not sure if there are other events being held at the Square at this time, but it's a central and convinient public space to gather intially and the group can move elsewhere if needed.

The recommendation is to take ION Light Rail transit to Waterloo Public Square Station or Willis Way Station to attend, or GRT bus routes #5, #7, or #16, but there is a free parking lot near the Square off Caroline St if you need to drive.

Have you read, are reading, or are interested in reading Dr. Jordan B. Peterson's "We Who Wrestle With God"?

Or are you just interested in psychology, self-improvement, religion, philosophy, or spirituality in general?

Come out to the picnic tables/chair area of Waterloo Public Square on the evening of Sunday, July 27 with the purpose of either simply meeting and talking with people also interested in the book, or potentially, with enough interest, to contribute in the formation of a weekly book club/discussion group on this book!

Jonathan, the organizer, is not sure if there are other events being held at the Square at this time, but it's a central and convinient public space to gather intially and the group can move elsewhere if needed.

The recommendation is to take ION Light Rail transit to Waterloo Public Square Station or Willis Way Station to attend, or GRT bus routes #5, #7, or #16, but there is a free parking lot near the Square off Caroline St if you need to drive.