Status Updates From Book Clubbing!: Successful ...

List helpful sites for mystery games, and the only URL that still works is the one featuring games that cost money. Since my budget is $0, that's a no.

Hmm. Depending on how the meetings are set up, the "guest speaker" idea could draw a lot on interested faculty members.

I like the book exchange idea, and it could work well with some of our donated fiction books. It would probably work best with a group already known to be more adventurous with their reading, though.

Mentions a form available at the end of the book that, with some modifications, could work well for the first meeting of the school year/semester.

Chapter 1 would be a good one to draw from for the "goals" section of my program proposal.

I'm not planning on reading this through from start to finish, just reading portions that seem like they might be useful for my eventual goal of proposing a book club for my library (in that mythical future when we aren't understaffed by 50%). It's meant for teachers with younger book clubbers than I'd be aiming for, but I'll take any ideas I can get.