bookclub (Meaning)
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bookclub (n)
a club that people join in order to buy selected books at reduced prices
Synonyms & Antonyms of bookclub
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bookclub Sentence Examples
- Every Thursday evening, the book club meets at the local library to discuss their latest read.
- Joining a book club has enriched my reading experience by introducing me to new genres and authors.
- The members of the book club take turns selecting the books for each month's discussion.
- Through the book club, I've formed meaningful friendships with fellow book lovers who share my passion for literature.
- The book club's online forum provides a platform for members to continue their discussions outside of meetings.
- Our book club recently hosted a virtual author Q&A session, which was a highlight of the month.
- The book club's diverse membership ensures lively and thought-provoking discussions at each meeting.
- At the book club's annual potluck dinner, members share homemade dishes and swap book recommendations.
- I've discovered many hidden gems through the book club's monthly book picks that I might not have otherwise read.
- Joining a book club has not only expanded my literary horizons but also deepened my appreciation for the power of storytelling.
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a club that people join in order to buy selected books at reduced prices
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Every Thursday evening, the book club meets at the local library to discuss their latest read.
Joining a book club has enriched my reading experience by introducing me to new genres and authors.
The members of the book club take turns selecting the books for each month's discussion.
Through the book club, I've formed meaningful friendships with fellow book lovers who share my passion for literature.
