The 75 Best Book Club Questions To Ask Your Reading Crew originally appeared on Parade. Book clubs can be an exciting and intellectual activity to take part in, but what happens if they turn a bit ...

Oprah Winfrey chose Ann Packer's new novel for her November book club pick, a story that asks sweeping questions about ...

You're having a great book club meeting, sharing drinks and talking about your latest group read when the unexpected happens: The room goes silent. What can you do to spark a deeper book club ...

Joining a book club can be an excellent way to enjoy social time and forge relationships with people with similar interests. But it can also be daunting to know how to get a conversation started and ...

Nikki May, author of Read with Jenna November 2024 book club pick “This Motherless Land” sits down with Hoda and Jenna to chat about how her experience growing up between two cultures inspired her ...

Summer is the perfect time for reading and chatting about books. For this summer's book club selection, "James," Louisiana Inspired is turning off the camera and microphone and giving the discussion ...

Ann Packer's “Some Bright Nowhere,” her first novel in a decade, is Oprah Winfrey's latest book club pick. Published on ...

Elaina Rusk leads the discussion on a book read by staffers at KGET. This month’s book was “Culpability” by Bruce Holsinger. ...

Oxygen Book Club highlights books in the crime sphere each month and features exclusive interviews, guided discussions, and more. For Jan Broberg and her family, one man overshadowed their life in the ...

As the summer continues on, so does the #ReadWithJenna book club! This month, Jenna Bush Hager selected the funny but emotional "Evvie Drake Starts Over." With strongly-written and instantly familiar ...

This week, in the latest installment of the TENNIS.com Book Club, online editor Kamakshi Tandon and I are discussing “Break Point,” the 2006 tour diary by Vince Spadea with Dan Markowitz. Your ...

Oxygen Book Club highlights books in the crime sphere each month and features exclusive interviews, guided discussions, and more. In most narratives, people considering murder are the villains. But in ...