There are certain questions book clubs are very good at answering.
Did you like the ending? Whose side were you on? What did you make of that character? Would you recommend it?
And then there are the questions we can debate all night but never really answer: Where did that idea come from? Did the author always know it would end that way? How much of this character came from real life? What did they mean by that scene?
For those, there’s really only one person who can tell us.
So we thought: Why not invite them to book club?
There’s a lot to love about being part of a book club: discovering books you might never have picked up on your own, hearing completely different perspectives on something you’ve just read, and, of course, having a regular excuse to get together with people who love books as much as you do.
One of my favorite things about Little Free Libraries is that you never know what you’ll discover. Sometimes it’s the perfect beach read. Sometimes it’s a forgotten classic. And this summer, you may even stumble across a 2026 Reading Group Choices guide, filled with recommendations and discussion questions to help your book club find its next great pick.
Summer has a way of changing our routines. Calendars fill with vacations, long weekends, family visits, and all the other adventures that come with warmer days. For book clubs, that can sometimes mean lower attendance, postponed meetings, or the familiar question: Should we just take the summer off?