Types of Book Club

Different book club formats and how to choose one that suits you. Articles cover online groups, genre-specific clubs, workplace clubs, children's groups, and celebrity book clubs.

Book Clubs at Work

How workplace book clubs improve team bonding, communication skills and employee engagement without breaking the budget.

Book Clubs for Children

Help your child develop a love of reading and build friendships through a book club designed just for kids.

Book Clubs for Teenagers

Book clubs give teenagers a fun way to make friends, share their favorite reads, and discover new books together.

Book Clubs for Writers

Book clubs for writers help you improve your craft by reading widely and studying how other authors use techniques to develop characters and themes.

Buying from Book Clubs

Book clubs can save money on reading group purchases, but check genre selection and penalty fees before joining.

Celebrity Book Clubs

Find out how celebrity book clubs work and why famous people's recommendations have such a big impact on what people read.

Discount Book Clubs

Discount book clubs use negative option billing, positive option billing, or free samples to sell discounted books to members with purchase commitments.

Finding and Joining a Book Club

Joining an existing book club lets you read more widely, meet new people and enjoy discussions without the work of starting one from scratch.

How Do You Know When a Book Club Isn't Right for You?

Signs your book club might not be the right fit and what to do about it.

Online Book Clubs

Join book clubs online where you can discuss your favorite reads anytime, anywhere without leaving home.

Online Romance Reading Groups

Mills & Boon reader services let romance fans get discounted books and connect with other readers through online communities.

Poetry Book Clubs

Poetry book clubs aren't just for literary experts, they help everyone appreciate shared emotions and meaningful ideas through verse with other readers.

Using eBooks in Book Clubs

How ebooks and e-readers can improve book club discussions, save money, and offer practical benefits for reading groups.

What Is a Book Club?

Book clubs bring readers together to discuss books, meet new people, and discover stories you might not pick up on your own.

What Is a Genre Book Club?

Genre book clubs bring together readers who love the same type of stories, making it easier to pick books and have focused discussions.