Women's Book Clubs


Every year about this time I get a number of inquiries about women’s groups. Summer is winding down and the anticipation of autumn stirs a woman’s spirit towards a more contemplative time of year.

I love hearing that women want to start study groups or book clubs; and so I always try to post an article on how to get something like this started. (And I’m always available at Cheryl@BezalelBooks.comto answer questions!)

I’ve been invited on Brian Patrick’s EWTN Sonrise Morning Show next week to talk about the great value Catholic fiction in our faith walk so it made sense to also get this post going about starting a women’s book club—to sort of go hand-in-hand with that guest spot next week.

Starting a book club is so much easier than you may think and if you’ve been toying with the idea, I’m hoping this will give you the courage to go for it!

First: Pick your book.

Decide if you want to read fiction or non-fiction. Since I’ll be talking with Brian about fiction books, my passion is to invite Catholic women to see how fun it is to read Catholic fiction. At Bezalel Books we’ve put together packages specifically for women’s clubs and of course I think it is a great place to start your search. Our packages do include some non-fiction as well.

Find our packages here:

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And remember I’m here to answer questions to help get you on your way!


Comments

  1. Book Clubs are wonderful! I participate in one at our local library. There is a great need for Catholic Book Clubs. Thank you for this very informative and encouraging post!

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    1. what a great idea and wonderful resource for a book club. Where else would a reading group find so much encouragement and simple know-how?

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  2. I took a look at a few reviews of your books. I want to read all of them!

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