Book Clubs

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I have never truly been in a book club. Not because I don’t want to, but because the opportunity simply hasn’t presented itself. And I really want to be in a book club! I teach literature, and I love it, but sometimes I want to discuss books with grown ups. I love blogging about reading and books here, but the immediate interaction of a discussion is missing. I also enjoyed discussing professional development reading on a forum, but the conversation was sometimes stilted due to the course requirements. I would love to talk about books with a group of people who chose a book to read for pleasure instead of a course requirement.

Any suggestions on getting started?


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  1. Hi,

    The Eleanor London Cote St. Luc Public Library, one of the large English libraries in Montreal, provides material and support for book clubs. This includes kits, each comprising eight soft-covered books, a host of reviews, author info and discussion questions, all in a bag you can check out for six weeks. It also offers advice on starting your own club and even a room to hold weekly meetings. Of course, it is not the only library willing and able to support clubs. It is always worth checking with your local library. That said, I have spoken to the Director and she is willing to help you in any way she can. You may e-mail her at tabramovitch@cotestluc.org. Good luck.

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