[Publib] Book Discussion Group

[Helen & Roger Dewey]

At the Benzonia Public Library, our new "Tuesday Book Chat" has a roundtable 
format where each participant tells the rest about the book he or she has 
read.  This way, we are all being introduced to a variety of genres.  It's 
fun.

Helen Dewey
rhdewey at charter.net
Member, Benzie County Library Board
MLS Library Volunteer and Booktalker
Benzonia Public Library, Benzonia, MI
Benzie Shores District Library, Frankfort, MI
Frankfort Junior-Senior High School Media Center


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Erin Anderson" <broadway_erin at yahoo.com>
To: <publib at webjunction.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 11:16 AM
Subject: [Publib] Book Discussion Group


Good Morning
 I am a library student, new to this listserve. I am
in charge of a book club that is among a few of my
close friends. The issue I am dealing with is that I
tend lose attendance if I select a book that is not
your typical 'chick-lit' style of book. Does anyone
know of any ways for me to introduce and create
excitement in reading books in other genres (i.e.
nonfiction, or more thought-provoking books)?

Thank you!

Erin

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