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Book Discussions for July 2019  The Lido, by Libby Page - Wed. July 31, 10:30 AM  Due to an error, the date for this discussion was originally entered as July 24.  It will be held on July 31.     The Old Man and the Sea, by Ernest Hemingway - Thurs., July 25, 6 PM The Warmth of Other Suns, by Isabel Wilkerson - Sat., July 27, 1 PM

To those who are interested, here is the link to that discussion post on “Eliza & Her Monsters” mentioned in my last post on here. :) 

announcing our next Chaupal... Chaupal is an initiative of Storytellers et al. The aim is to provide a platform for orators, writers, artists...to talk, perform, listen and mingle. It is structured as a weekly gathering and is meant to be in non-metros. To begin with, Chaupal gathers every Saturday in the serene cantonment town of Jabalpur, which runs with the epithet 'Sanskaardhani' or Cultural Hub of MP. At Chaupal, you can tell your stories, read out stories of other established authors, read and discuss books, share stories you have always loved but never had the right audience for them, share real life anecdotes from your own life... Language: English, Hindi, Urdu Age: No bar Location: Amphitheatre next to the skating rink, Bhanwartaal Garden, Napier Town, Jabalpur Day: 17 June 2017 Time: 5:30pm - 7:30pm #storytellersetal #chaupal #startups #entrepreneurship #entrepreneur #storytelling #storytime #stories #storiestobetold #storiestotell #storiesmatter #storytellers #jabalpur #jabalpurdiaries #tellyourstory #storyinyou #englishpoetry #urdupoetry #hindistories #englishstories #bookdiscussions #bookreading (at Bhanwartal Park)

Wishing each and every one of you a fantastic day filled with joy, inspiration, and great moments. Stay tuned for more updates, and I can't wait to continue sharing this incredible journey with all of you. Have a wonderful weekend!

What do you do in a book club? If you're new to book clubs, you might be wondering what exactly happens during a typical meeting. Book clubs are a great way to connect with other book lovers, discover new books, and engage in lively discussions. Here's what you can expect to do in a book club: - Read the book: The main activity of a book club is reading a book and discussing it with the group. Members usually take turns choosing the book each month. - Discuss the book: The group will discuss the book, sharing their opinions, thoughts, and ideas. The discussion might focus on characters, themes, plot, and writing style. - Share your thoughts: Everyone in the book club has a chance to share their thoughts and opinions about the book. This is a great way to get different perspectives and interpretations of the book. - Analyze the book: The group might analyze the book in more depth, looking at literary devices, symbolism, and other elements. - Learn about the author: Book clubs sometimes invite authors to attend their meetings or discuss their work through video conferencing. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the author and their writing process. - Socialize: Book clubs provide an opportunity to socialize with other book lovers, share a meal or snack, and build community. - Explore related topics: Book clubs sometimes choose books that explore specific themes, such as diversity, history, or social justice. This can lead to discussions about related topics. - Compare and contrast: Book clubs might compare and contrast different books on the same topic or by the same author. - Watch a movie: Some book clubs choose books that have been adapted into movies, and then watch the movie together to compare it with the book. - Have fun: Book clubs are meant to be enjoyable and fun. They provide an opportunity to connect with others, discover new books, and explore different ideas. Book clubs are a great way to connect with other book lovers, read and discuss books, learn new things, and have fun. Whether you're a seasoned book club member or new to the scene, there's always something new to learn and discover in a book club. Read the full article

#6 Foster discussion: Create discussion questions that will help guide your meetings. #7 Keep it fun: Don't take your book club too seriously. Make sure everyone is having a good time. #8 Use technology: Consider using online tools to help you manage your book club and facilitate discussions. #9 Invite authors: Reach out to authors and see if they would be willing to participate in your book club. #10 Give back: Consider partnering with a local charity or non-profit organization to donate books or organize a fundraising event. By following these 10 tips, you can create an outstanding book club that will bring together book lovers and foster a sense of community. With a little planning and effort, you can create a space where people can share their love of books and connect with others who share their passion. Read the full article

Join us to discuss The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 16th May 2021 | 9 PM IST | Book Discussion Get the video call link here by clicking on 'Request to Join': http://bit.ly/alchemist-merrative The Alchemist is a novel by Brazilian author Paulo Coelho that was first published in 1988. Originally written in Portuguese, it became a widely translated international bestseller. An allegorical novel, The Alchemist follows a young Andalusian shepherd in his journey to the pyramids of Egypt, after having a recurring dream of finding a treasure there. . . . . . . . Discuss ideas from digital literature like books news articles and research papers together at merrative.com . . . . #merrative #bookdiscussions #bookstoread #bookrecommendations #bookreviews #bookgram #thealchemist #paulocoelho #paulocoelhoquotes #selfhelpbooks #motivationalquotes #motivationdaily #motivationquotes #dailymotivation #motivation101 #authorcommunity #ilovebooks (at Alchemist) https://www.instagram.com/p/CO5YHVirtZq/?igshid=8zc3a0vzxwsk