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ALA Book Club Central Article: So Much Love for Library Book Groups!
I have a confession to make. I used to think that participation in public library book groups would be somewhat transient—people would drop in for a few months while they decided if they liked the concept, at which point they'd go off and join a private group, or start their own.
How wrong I was! BookBrowse recently released a report on the dynamics of book groups: The Inner Lives of Book Clubs. One of the significant findings of the report reflects how much people love their library book groups and how loyal they are to them.
The research shows that public library book clubs are a great fit for many who are looking to join a book group. For example:
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