If you’re itching to join a book club, now is a great time to do it – virtually.
. There are a wealth of online book clubs, podcasts and communities that speak to readers' specific interests and bring a much-needed sense of community and debate – perfect for self-isolating bibliophiles who no longer can meet up in person to discuss their latest read.
We’ve rounded up a few types of virtual clubs that may pique your interest and get you out into the world again . We stuck with book clubs that don’t have a subscription fee, so the only cost to you is the book. Unless, of course,
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