For Book Clubs
We can help you pick titles that will incite conversations, and create discussion guides full of background information questions about the book!
Our Book Club Selections include both fiction and non-fiction titles. We have ten copies of each title in our print collection. Another great place to look? Our StaffPicks! You can also browse over a thousand titles from past editions on LibraryThing.
Our librarians have compiled author biographies, reviews, discussion questions, and interesting articles from a variety of online sources for over 60 titles.
Check out the databases and websites we recommended for book club resources and reading guides.
library databases
Access these resources using your WVML card.
Looking for an edgy mystery or a button-up romance? Find titles by subject, genre, mood, or other criteria. NoveList Plus, a readers’ guide to fiction and nonfiction including audiobooks, provides access to information on over 200,000 titles. This resource includes series, book discussion guides, reading lists and more. Invaluable information for avid readers and book clubs.
Access Information: Licensed for West Vancouver residents only.
recommended websites
These curated resources are free and easily accessible on the web! All you need is an internet connection.
Find over 4,000 discussion guides and much more on the Reading Group Guides site.
The Amnesty International Book Club encourages Canadians to read good books with human rights themes. You can browse their reading list to find a book with a human rights theme for your club and download the discussion guide.
This website, created by a former college English instructor, offers a number of valuable literary resources, including reading guides, book club ideas, book reviews, and popular book suggestions.