On this page, we provide links to book club and readers advisory resources.

Need some discussion questions? These General Questions can get you started.

Book Club in a Box - the ultimate discussion companion for works of literary fiction.

Check out the reading guides at BookBrowse.

The Readers Advisory Link Farm has just about everything.

Ready for a different type of book club? Try a Reader's Circle. What have you been reading lately?

ALA's Booklist has a blog Book Group Buzz with a lot of useful tips and reading suggestions.

Looking for read-alikes?  Check out The Book Seer.

Bookstores frequently have book club resources available, including author interviews, discussion questions:

• Borders Book club
• Barnes & Noble Book Clubs
• Powell's Books - Book Clubs
• Author Interviews
• Reviews
• Montana Book & Toy Company - don't forget your local booksellers. Many will be happy to offer discounts and resources to book clubs.

Other libraries' events - Author readings, interviews, may be an interesting kickoff to reading or discussion. Here are a few available as podcasts:

• Free Library of Philadelphia
• L.A. Public Library: ALOUD at the Central Library (in conjunction with KCET radio)
• Seattle Public Library: Programs and Events and a Teens Podcast
• New York Public Library

YouTube - why not add a video of an author talk to promote a book club pick?

Here's Elizabeth Gilbert talking about her book "Eat, Pray Love" at Google.