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How to start a book group


This NY Times article asks important questions to contemplate as you go about creating a book group: "What kind of books will you read? How will books be chosen? Where will you meet? How will you make sure everyone who wants to talk gets a chance to?"
And, arguably the most important question, what snacks will be served?

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