Are You Interested in Starting a Book Discussion Group?

Book discussion groups are a great way to connect with other readers, foster thoughtful conversations, educate yourself on important topics or simply enjoy books and/or community!

Presbyterian Women's new "Start a Book Discussion Group" resource includes considerations and suggestions for six steps to establishing a book club.  There are many ways to be a book club! You might hold online meetings during travel-heavy summer months and meet in-person during the rest of the year. Perhaps you'll alternate between fiction and non-fiction, or pair one of each. Would connecting the book to a meeting location or type of food appeal to members? Or maybe your group would like to discuss some of the books suggested by Presbyterian Women Churchwide on racial equity or justice and peace topics.

Whatever you read and wherever you meet, happy reading and connecting!

If you are looking for resources to start a book discussion group, CLICK HERE for a guide from Presbyterian Women! And, don't forget to look at the PNKS Digital library for your chosen book. Many books are available as both AudioBooks and eBooks and can be checked out by multiple people. If you need help with the digital library, contact Amanda in the Resource Center: alittell@pnks.org.