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Just in time for National Reading Group Month is one of the favorite tools of facilitators everywhere, Reading Group Choices 2010.

I know I’ve written about these little gems before and they continue to be one of my preferred go-to resources. Using the heading “Conversation Starters” instead of “discussion questions” implies that there is no specified direction for the discussion, it can take you wherever the members wish to go and RGG is happy to point out the blue highways on the reading map and leave readers to discover their own paths.

Most titles will be familiar to seasoned book group members and leaders, but there’s a couple of books included that will make selectors cock their heads and consider shaking things up a bit with an off kilter reading choice. From women’s fiction to biographies to international mysteries to historical fiction, there’s bound to be a selection in here to perk up any group.

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