For readers and hosts
Good things for book clubs.
A short, hand-picked shelf: free discussion guides, places to get the book, and a few things we made for hosts.
Discussion guides
Free questions and notes for almost any book your club picks.
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LitLovers reading guides ↗
A long-running free library of discussion questions, searchable by title and author.
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Reading Group Choices ↗
Free publisher-provided guides and book club picks, updated through the year.
Where to get the book
Buy local where you can, borrow where you can't.
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Bookshop.org ↗
Order online and a share of the sale goes to independent bookstores. Good for a whole club's copies.
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Find an indie bookstore ↗
The American Booksellers Association's map of independent bookstores. Many give club discounts if you ask.
Audiobooks
For the members who read on the commute.
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Libro.fm ↗
Audiobooks bought through a bookstore you choose, so your listening supports a local shop.
Library apps
Your library card goes further than you think.
Hosting
Small things that make a meeting easy to run and easy to come back to.
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Our pick
How to host a book club that lasts
Our short guide: picking books, setting the rhythm, keeping the talk going and welcoming new faces.
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Snack and wine pairings by genre
Easy themed menus for mystery nights, romance picks, fantasy epics and more.
Printables
Simple things to print at home.
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Printable bookmarks and RSVP cards
Fill in your club's next date and book, print at home, cut along the lines.
For your club
Extras we think book clubs might enjoy.
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From the makers of Bookish Club
Fictora ↗
Talk to the characters from your club's book. An app for after the meeting, when the conversation isn't quite finished.
Some links on this page may earn Bookish a small commission in future. If they do, we'll say so on the card. Picks are never paid for unless they're labelled "Sponsored".
Hosting a club?
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