Book club book ideas, picked for your group
Not sure what your book club should read next? Occasionry suggests books for your club, based on what you've already read and what's in this month's vote. You can also ask for a mood, a kind of book, or an author. It's free and there are no ads.
How it works
- Look for "Find and nominate a book"It's on your club's home page, "This month," under the vote.
- Ask, or just press the buttonType what you're in the mood for and press "Search," or leave the box empty and press "Suggest some books for our group."
- Look over six ideasEach one has its cover, the author and a sentence on why it suits your club.
- Add the ones you like"Nominate" puts a book straight into this month's vote. "Find it" opens a store.
Things to type in
- a mystery set in Italy
- a book under 300 pages
- historical fiction for a winter month
- something funny for summer
- a memoir that's good to discuss
- Kristin Hannah, or any author you like
What the ideas are based on
The books your club has read, the books in this month's vote, recent chat topics, and the words members searched for in stores through the site, without anyone's name. Ideas never repeat a book you've read or one already in the vote.
The ideas come from an AI. Before adding one to the vote, you can search its title in the same box to see its cover and a summary.
Questions people ask
How does Occasionry pick book ideas for our club?
It looks at the books your club has already read and the books in this month's vote, and suggests six books your group would enjoy discussing. It never suggests a book you've read or one already in the vote.
Can I ask for a certain kind of book?
Yes. Type what you're in the mood for, like a mystery set in Italy, a book under 300 pages, or an author's name, and every idea will fit it.
Can an idea go straight into the vote?
Yes. Each idea has a Nominate button while the month's vote is open.
Are the book ideas free?
Yes. Book ideas are part of Occasionry, which is free and has no ads.
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