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10 Reasons Why Seniors Should Join A Book Club (Expert Tips)

Senior Book Club

Do you want to revisit old classics or contemporary thrillers?

One thing to keep in mind when deciding is the availability of the books you choose, and how much they cost. Widely available ebooks that have been in print for a while are easy to grab from the library or a used bookstore, where new bestsellers will require members to shell out a little more money.

Final Thoughts

Starting your own club will not only help you, but you’ll be providing a service to the community. It might make you feel accomplished to help bring members of the community together, so they can shake off some of their own loneliness and boredom.

Listening to Fibber McGee and Molly

But joining an existing club has just as many benefits, with less responsibility.

Whichever option you choose, you’ll be amazed at how beneficial book clubs can be.

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