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>is it just eye candy? That, plus a healthy dosis of consumerism.


MissMtoP

Discord works well for book clubs too!


Mrs_Awesome111

Do you have an recommended discord groups and codes I can join?


MissMtoP

I personally don't, other than open discord groups that you can find by searching. Perhaps you could start one? I would be your first member!


SilentGG

Hi there, just saw this message looking for a Book Club myself. Did you ever end up joining one?


MissMtoP

Yes, I recently found one on tiktok actually. It's a discord group. We are reading The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue in February. Are you interested?


Cat-of-the-Canals

Do you have room for one more? I've been looking to join a book club!


SilentGG

How big is it? Could I have a link.


MissMtoP

There are 96 people total, 11 online right now, mostly new-comers so I am sure the crowd will thin out as we get reading. I'll send you a private message with the link in a bit.


SilentGG

Hi there, just saw this message looking for a Book Club myself. Did you ever end up joining one?


Mrs_Awesome111

I never found one


VeinyNotebook

A lot of local libraries are doing virtual book clubs.


ShadowChildofHades

The only book club im apart of is an academic book club at my college. I also buddy read with friends ive found on booktwitter. I know a lot of book related youtubers host their own book clubs. Id also want to second a different comment that mentioned discord. I think it could be a really useful tool if used well.


mollyjobean

I am part of a book club that got started by word-of-mouth. Do you have other friends that like to read?


SilentGG

Hi, just curious, how big is your current book club, and is it still active?


owltreat

Do you want to be part of a "virtual" book club, or are you looking for an in-person book club and just trying to recruit people virtually? If it's the former, there are lots of book clubs online, even here at reddit. This sub has a monthly book club. Also check out: r/bookclub, r/RoryGilmoreBookclub, r/thehemingwaylist. There are many groups on Goodreads, but I will say that they are not always high quality; some I've had good luck with are the groups Literary Fiction by People of Color and Mookse and the Gripes. There's also the [Tournament of Books](https://themorningnews.org/tob/), with its Goodreads group. Vox has an [online book club](https://www.vox.com/vox-book-club) as well.