| Hi Indiana, | This week, we've been discussing ways to start, improve, and expand your book club using our A Club of One's Own book club guide. | Anna Ford from BookClubs.com had this to say about the guide: | "A comprehensive how-to guide for book clubs that are just getting started, have been meeting for decades, and are anywhere in between. The insights within the report will inspire all community-minded readers and the advice is applicable to a wide variety of clubs." | I know you're busy and there's been a lot to think about. | If you're wondering if this guide will actually help you, I've answered our most frequently asked questions below: | Q: You've talked a lot about fixing book club issues this week, but my book club doesn't have any, how does this guide help me? | That's great that your book club is running smoothly! We occasionally see that some members think there are no issues with their club, while other members may feel differently, which is why we've included our Book Club Health Check template with the guide, to serve as a pulse check and give members the space to raise concerns. | Beyond that, A Club of One's Own is chock full of book club data you may be interested in comparing with your own experience, as well as a brief history of book clubs and other ideas to make your book club even more fun and rewarding. | | Q: Is the guide available in print? | Yes the guide is available in a workbook-style, large print, full color book. To order it in print, just make sure the format option is set to 'Print' when you checkout. | Q: Who is this guide for? | This guide is for anyone interested in book clubs. You don't need to lead a book club, or even be in one, to enjoy this guide. | Q: Why should I focus on this now? | At BookBrowse, we believe that book clubs are morally good, and benefit society. We know from data that small improvements to book clubs can lead to happier, more engaged, and longer lasting relationships, so we encourage you to take the first step by getting our guide. | Q: How is this different from other guides? | When most readers think of a 'book club guide', they think of discussion questions for a specific book. This is a comprehensive, how-to guide that's also backed by 20 years of research and data, including full color charts and graphs. We also include templates and bonus resources to make it even more useful for you. | | Q: How long will it take to use? | It's up to you, but at a minimum you should plan on at least one meeting to discuss the guide and see if the group is open to making changes, and another meeting to go over feedback, suggestions, and decide what changes should be made. | Q: When does the discount end? | The 20% discount ends Monday, August 4th, don't wait! | Still have questions? Hit reply - I'm here to help! | Best,
Nick | P.S. The guide is also available in print, with full color charts and graphs. Stop waiting to make positive changes to your book club, get the book club guide for 20% off, but only until August 5th. | P.P.S. I'm going to be sending more emails on this over the next week or so - if you don't want to receive these emails but receive our regular newsletters, click here. |
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