After a six-year reading drought, I found the best way to get back to my to-be-read list: Silent Book Club.
The Silent Book Club, as described in the LancasterOnline article, offers a unique community for introverted readers who enjoy reading in silence together. This club, which has gained popularity in Lancaster, provides a space where members can read their own books without the pressure of group discussions or assigned readings. The concept, which originated in San Francisco, has spread globally, allowing people to enjoy the social aspect of reading without the need for conversation. Members meet, read silently for an hour or so, and then have the option to socialize or discuss their books if they wish. This format caters especially to those who find traditional book clubs overwhelming or unappealing due to their social demands, making reading a more inclusive and comfortable experience.
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