Club Bookthe club's bookClub Book
The next book, decided together
Create a club, invite the group, gather suggestions, and open a round of voting. The winner becomes the current read, and the shelf keeps the club's history.
Suggestions
Everyone suggests, the whole club likes
Before any vote there is a pool: the books the group gathered. Any member searches for the right cover, tags the genre and suggests it — and the others like what they want to read.
suggest a book
Pick the right book
James
Percival Everett
#HistoricalFiction#Satire
by Marina
7
The Women
Kristin Hannah
#HistoricalFiction#Drama
by Bruno
5
Intermezzo
Sally Rooney
#Contemporary#Drama
by Alice
5
Onyx Storm
Rebecca Yarros
#Romantasy#Fantasy
by Téo
2
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Three ways to pick the next book
The club picks the method once and it holds for everyone. These are the screens where the decision comes out — no spreadsheet, and nobody having to call the shot in the group chat.
Everyone votes, the cut-off line decides
The club opens a round with as many slots as it likes and everyone votes on the suggestions. Whatever sits above the cut-off line becomes the current read.
- As many slots as the club wants in one round
- A tie on the last slot settled by runoff, draw or the admin's casting vote
- The score stays in plain sight while the round runs
- The God of the Woods In7 votes
- ButterContested5 votes
- All FoursContested5 votes
- Martyr!2 votes
A tie on the second slot — the club settles it in a runoff.
Book against book until one is left
Titles face off two at a time. Each phase knocks out half, and the whole bracket stays in the club's view until the final.
- A bye when the number of books is odd
- A final ranking by phase reached, for when there is more than one slot
- A tied match-up stays flagged until someone breaks it
- matchup decidedThe Ministry of Time6 votes
North Woods3 votes
- matchup decidedKairos5 votes
Funny Story4 votes
- matchup tied for nowThe Ministry of Time4 votesKairos4 votes
When the group stalls, chance decides
Not every choice needs campaigning. The draw pulls one title from the candidates in front of everyone, and the result counts just the same.
- Draws as many books as the slots hold
- It also breaks a deadlocked vote
- Nobody has to give in for the round to move
Atmosphere
Taylor Jenkins Reid
Chosenamong the candidates
Ranking
Engagement earns visibility
The most active members earn recognition, competing for a spot on the podium or a title of their own.
Helena
48 points
1Diego
35 points
2Priscila
21 points
3
- The Literary Scout
Priscila
6 book suggestions
Always spots the best new releases and keeps the club's reading list growing.
- The Literary Matchmaker
Diego
9 likes on their suggested books
The reader everyone trusts — when they recommend something, the whole club takes note.
the journey
From zero to the first read
From creating the club to a full shelf, in four steps.
Create and invite
Give the club a name. The invite code is ready right away for you to send to the group.
Suggest books
Each member searches for the right cover, tags the genre and suggests it. The others like it.
Decide together
Voting, bracket or draw. The admin picks the method, the club picks the book.
Read, rate, repeat
The winner becomes the current read. Stars, a review, and one more book on the club's shelf.
“Loved the ending, didn't see that twist coming.”
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
And what the group read stays on the shelf
Every book decided by vote joins the group's history.
