Reading Groups

Visit our Readers' Groups website for all of your needs!

The Random House Readers' Group website will get a face-lift!

Launching soon, the new site will be packed with reading guides, featured titles, author Q&As and special offers & competitions exclusive to you and your reading group.

Social networking features will allow you to connect with members of your group, other book clubs and authors online so that you can share and discuss your favourite reads in between your book club sessions and beyond.

Sign up to our newsletter now and enter the chance to win free copies of our book of the month for a year. There will be five lucky reading groups!

Patricia Wood Author Chat

EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR READING GROUPS!

You can order any books for you and your reading group on our rBooks website at 30% off and free P&P!

We offer you 30% off and free P&P! Choose your next read and proceed to the checkout. Just enter BOOKCLUBMAR09 in the promotional code field at the basket and you automatically receive 30% off plus free P&P.

Nick HarkawayThis month we have a great interview with Nick Harkaway, author of The Gone-Away World on our Hot Spot page. The Hot Spot is a great opportunity to ask an author any questions that may have cropped up during your own reading or a reading group session.  We have a fantastic archive of previous Hot Spot authors, including Mark Haddon, Arthur Golden and Rose Tremain.

On our Special Features page, Tessa Hadley, author of The Master Bedroom, talks about writing her novel. The Special Features page generally focuses on a topic, author or genre that we think will be of interest to reading groups. Again we have a fantastic archive of previous features, from recommended reading from Katie Fforde and other leading women’s fiction writers, to a run down of our best European crime novels, to ways to spice up your reading group discussions.

Click on our Reading Guides page, and you will find a comprehensive list of downloadable reading guides. Containing an author biography, story synopsis, author interview, discussion points, and suggested further reading, they really are an excellent resource to kick start a lively reading group discussion.

On top of all this, we have a fantastic opportunity to win either Where the River EndsFire in the Blood or Touching the Void for you and your reading groups! Check out our Competition page, answer a simple question and you’ll be in with a chance to be a winner.  

If you are a reading group first-timer, take a look at our Top Tips page.   Here you will find helpful ideas on how to join an established reading group or start your own with ease.   Once you’ve got your reading group going, our Host with the Most page will show you how to prepare tasty snacks to really impress them with your culinary skills!

Read on and enjoy!

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