Welcome to our Book Club Corner
Looking to read diverse books in 2023? Join the Xolo Book Club: A Decolonized Experience, or if you are already a member of another book club and would like more information about how Xolo can help, click here.
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How can my Book Club partner with Xolo Books?
You can inquire about our Book Club supplier services by filling out our Book Club Supplier Form. Or by emailing support@xolobooks.com with details about your Book Club.
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We offer discounted rates and donate a percentage of the sales to our Non-Profit of the Month. This is a great way to support organizations fighting for racial and social justice in the U.S.
What is a Book Club?
A Book Club is a group of people who read a book together and meet to discuss it. Reading a book can sometimes feel like a solitary activity. Books take you on a journey. It makes sense to want to share that journey with someone else.
Traditionally Book Clubs read one book a month and meet in person for the discussion. But today, Book Clubs have modernized and adapted to match readers evolving interests and needs. A Book Club can be just you and your best friend reading a steamy romance novel for the summer. Or a Book Club can also be a group of strangers from across the country who are passionate about a book genre (e.g., social activism, fantasy, BIPOC authors, etc.) that regularly meet over Zoom. A Book Club can also be a group of coworkers who want to read diverse stories and discuss them in their office’s conference room.
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How do I start a Book Club?
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Step 1: Find a buddy (your friend, coworker, Abuela, etc.) and pick a book you want to enjoy together
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Step 2: Decide on a length of time to read the book (e.g., a month, two weeks, etc.)
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Step 3: Acquire the book you decide to read
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Consider partnering with Xolo Books for your Book Club needs
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Step 4: Decide if you want to discuss the book in-person, virtually, or a combination of both.
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Step 5: Pick a tentative date for the book discussion.
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It is important to be flexible. People might not be able to join, and sometimes your group will not finish the book. The structure is important, but so is creating a space where people do not feel pressured. It’s all about having fun!
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Step 6: Have some discussion questions prepared for the meeting to guide the conversation.
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You can use the questions we’ve developed for our Xolo Book Reviews as a guide.
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Step 7: Host and enjoy the book discussion
Let's Work Together
Partner with Xolo Books as your book club supplier.
Fill out our Bookclub Supplier Form
Email us at: support@xolobooks.com