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Book Club Reading Lists

Many AJL members host book clubs in their libraries. Book clubs are a great way for book-lovers to enjoy reading and the pleasure of one another’s company, and to establish a small community within the library. A book club has the potential to create life-long readers and is an effective discipline for encouraging people to read more or outside the genres they normally gravitate towards. A Jewish book club can also create life-long learners — providing a unique opportunity for participants to learn about, explore, and discuss Judaism through literature. In addition, a book club can increase library usage and establish dedicated library patrons.

So, what are you waiting for — start a Jewish book club in your library today! Click on the links below to take a look at what other book clubs have been reading. If you would like to add your book club’s reading list, contact Alison Epstein.


Book Club Reading Lists, 2008-2009

Book Club Reading Lists, 2007-2008

Book Club Reading Lists, 2006-2007

Book Club Reading Lists, 2005-2006

Book Club Reading Lists, 2004-2005

Book Club Reading Lists, 2003-2004

 

 

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