(1) First, decide what kind of group you want. Would you prefer a group that meets online or in person? What about group size? Decide whether you would like a small group or a larger one. One thing about larger groups is that even if some group members miss a meeting, others will show up.
(2) Other things you might want to consider include how fast you want to read. Are you planning to read a book every month? And if so, when will you meet? Decide if you want a set time, like the first Sunday afternoon of the month, or if you are comfortable with scheduling the next meeting at the end of each one.
(3) Also, if the book you are reading has been made into a movie, and most of the Jane Austen books are available on DVD, do you want to watch the movie with the group, too?
(4) What about food, if you are planning a group that will meet in person? Will your Jane Austen book club meet for afternoon tea?
Will you ask others to share the responsibility of bringing refreshments?
More in part two ... stay tuned!
Compelling Lamppost
1 year ago
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