Book clubs have evolved from local meetings in your library
to online forums or emails. Do you know which format is best for you? If you
are not sure, let us look at the difference in the interaction level between
the two of them: in person versus online.
Attending a local meeting involves talking out loud with
others. It may be over dinner, coffee, or at your local library. The time and
day won’t change very often. For the most part, everyone has finished reading and
their own questions to ask or pre-selected questions already answered to share
with others. It is happy hour but without any alcoholic beverages.
Online interaction can happen at any time and is great for
those with busy schedules. Anyone with internet access can join from wherever they
are located. You can discuss the book as you read it without waiting to share
your thoughts. You have more time to
discuss the book throughout the month. It is instant gratification.
Based on the differences, do you know now which one is best for
your personality and lifestyle? Leave a comment and let us know!
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