Book club invitation templates
Book club invitation templates with this month's book, the host, the date and RSVP. Send one link each month and see who is coming.
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This month's book, whose turn it is to host, the date and what's for supper: a calm design and a reply card, so the host knows how many chairs to set out.
A short guide
Write the book title and author, the date, time and place, and how to reply. Add who is hosting or leading, what food or drinks to expect, and whether to bring anything. A friendly line about being welcome even if the book isn’t finished often gets more people through the door.
Keep it personal and low pressure. Tell them how often you meet, what you are reading next and what an evening is like. “We meet monthly, read a bit of everything, and mostly talk over wine” gives a good picture. Invite them to one meeting first, with no commitment, and see how it goes.
Four to six weeks suits most clubs, because members need time to borrow or buy the book and read it. For a long novel, give two months. Follow with a short note about a week before, with the address and any discussion questions, and ask for a final answer so the host can prepare.
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