Hosting a book club

If you're like me, you understand the thrill of diving into a good book and the joy of sharing your thoughts with others. Book clubs are like literary oases where we gather to discuss, debate, and delve deeper into the worlds created by our favourite authors. But, just like any social gathering, th

So, you want to start a book club! Are you keen to explore exciting new reads and share them with a group of like-minded bookaholics? What a fabulous way to spend an evening! You’ve got the books in mind, the tea and Jaffa Cakes ready to be nibbled... but how on earth do you organise it?! Who do

Starting a book club is more complicated than you might think. Here's how to start a book club that doesn't peter out along the way.

Looking for ways to make your next book club meeting pop? This collection of fun activities will make sure everyone has a great time!

I love our book club. But running a book club is something this introverted girl had never done and I ran into a few challenges that I didn’t expect. I wanted to talk about how our book club changed and evolved into the amazing and fun group it is now and share with you […]

Books are better with friends. Maybe your only knowledge of book clubs is when your mom used to have the ladies in the neighborhood over once a month and kick you out of the living room. But starting a book club can be the perfect way to make sure you see your friends on a regular basis, stick to your goal of reading more and create a new frugal activity. I love attending my simple book club every month and being exposed to new books. It’s enriched my friendships and given me something to…

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Is it your turn to host your book club this month? Throw an unforgettable book club party! Get tips for themes, menus, activities, and more to make your gathering a page-turner.

At our most recent Geek Girls Brunch, we had a "Date With a Book." It was actually a book exchange. We were told to bring a book that meant something to us (or a copy of that book if we couldn't part with ours) and wrap it to exchange