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Saturday Reading: The Teen Book Club
Turn your solitary reading habit into a vibrant conversation by joining this local book club for young adults. You will get the chance to discover brand new releases, voice your honest opinions, and help choose which stories hit the shelves next. Expect lively debates paired with snacks in a space where your taste in literature truly matters.
Médiathèque Violette Leduc (Paris 11th)
About
The Sam'dit de lire reading club invites teenagers aged 14 and over to gather at the Violette Leduc library in the 11th arrondissement. This monthly meeting is the perfect opportunity to discover newly published books, share your literary opinions, and directly influence the library's upcoming novel acquisitions. These friendly discussions take place over snacks in a space that is fully wheelchair accessible. Take advantage of these free, walk-in sessions to express your favorites or disappointments alongside other book enthusiasts.
Yes, you read that right: you'll be able to read advance copies of newly published books, share your opinion, discuss, and decide on the library's new teen novel acquisitions with other participants! You will meet once a month, on Saturdays, to talk about your reading over some treats.
; Credits: Violette LeducSo, tempted? Join us on the specified dates to borrow books from the selection and discuss your favorites or disappointments with other participants!
For ages 14 and up.
Saturdays, September 19, October 10, November 07, December 05 at 11:30 AM. Free admission.
Our take on this event
The Violette Leduc library welcomes readers aged 14 and up to its Sam'dit de lire reading club. These meetings, scheduled for Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Saturday, December 5, 2026, run from 11:30 to 13:00. The event offers an informal discussion space where you can review works that have just been released.
Beyond simple reading, this participatory workshop gives you a concrete voice: you help the library staff choose the next novels to join the teen collections. These exchange sessions are accompanied by light snacks to punctuate the debates about your current reads.
Entry is completely free and open to all participants. The venue is also fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring an inclusive environment for everyone.
