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Book club meeting kit

70 minutes 11 slides, 5 liveFree Free template

A 70-minute book club night for any book: first impressions, a rating, 11 discussion questions, a favorite-passage round and a vote on the next book.

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Book club

[Book title] by [author]

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In short

Book club questions get a group talking about a book's story, characters and what it meant to them. This kit gives you 11 discussion questions that work for any book, a 70-minute meeting flow, a word cloud and live rating on phones, a favorite-passage round and a vote on the next book.
Time
70 minutes
People
4 to 20
Questions
11 discussion questions
Plan
Free

Updated October 4, 2026

What's in the kit

  1. 1Book club
  2. 2One word for this book live
  3. 3Did you finish it?Yes · Almost · Skimmed to the end · No, but I'm here for the company live
  4. 4Rate the book live
  5. 5The story
  6. 6About the story
  7. 7About the characters
  8. 8About you
  9. 9Which line or passage would you read aloud to the group? live
  10. 10Would you recommend it?Yes, to everyone · To the right person · Probably not · Not at all live
  11. 11Thanks for reading with us

The agenda

By the end of this meeting, everyone has had their say on the book, the group has rated it and the next book and host are picked.

70 min · 6 blocks, drawn to scale Fits exactly
  1. Arrivals, snacks and first impressions, 10 minutesCheck-in 10
  2. Quick recap and a little about the author, 5 minutes 5
  3. Discussion: story, characters and you, 35 minutesDiscuss 35
  4. Favorite passages: read one aloud, 10 minutesDiscuss 10
  5. Pick next month's book, 5 minutes 5
  6. Next meeting: date, host and snacks, 5 minutes 5
018355370 min
  1. +0′Arrivals, snacks and first impressionsOne word for this bookTip: The slides start here: the word cloud, then 'did you finish it?' and the rating. It sets up the discussion in five minutes.10 minCheck-in
  2. +10′Quick recap and a little about the authorTip: Two minutes of plot for anyone who didn't finish. Spoilers are fair game after this.5 minInfo
  3. +15′Discussion: story, characters and youTip: Pick three or four questions from the slides. Let a good thread run rather than racing through the list.35 minDiscuss
  4. +50′Favorite passages: read one aloud10 minDiscuss
  5. +60′Pick next month's bookWhich book should we read next?Tip: Rename the options to the shortlist before the meeting.5 minVote
  6. +65′Next meeting: date, host and snacks5 minWrap-up

The follow-up email

Subject

Book club: our verdict on [book] and what's next

Thanks for a great discussion!

Our verdict on [book]: __ out of 5
In one word, we said: 

The passage we loved most: 

Next book (from the vote): 
Next meeting: [date and time]
Host: 
Bringing snacks: 

See you there, finished or not.

How to run it

  1. 1Fill in the book and author on the title slide and rename the next-book options to your shortlist.
  2. 2Open with the word cloud, 'did you finish it?' and the rating while people settle with their snacks.
  3. 3Pick three or four discussion questions. A good conversation beats getting through the list.
  4. 4End with favorite passages read aloud, then vote on the next book and agree the date and host.

Questions people ask

What are good book club questions for any book?
Which moment stayed with you? Was the ending earned? Who changed the most, and why? Whose choices did you understand but disagree with? Did the book change your mind about anything? Who would you give it to?
How do you run a book club meeting?
Give people time to arrive and share first impressions, do a quick recap, discuss three or four good questions, read favorite passages, then pick the next book and host.
What are some fun book club ideas?
Rate every book and keep a running best-of list, read favorite passages aloud, theme the snacks to the book, and vote on the next book from a shortlist.

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