# Book club suggestions

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**Tags:** bookclub\
**Created:** [October 14, 2023, 2:01pm UTC](https://forums.learnnatively.com/t/book-club-suggestions/5342 "2023-10-14T14:01:41Z")\
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> [@bbo](#):
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> Also, we have a BL and Yuri book club. What about a het book club? I think I would like a club for romance, slice of life, comedy, drama manga that don’t fit into those existing clubs, including works with het relationships or no relationships at all. (Also, what do you call this collection of genre? My joking description would be anything that doesn’t have a real plot).

I would say most romance and many drama manga have “real plot”. I guess you could call it a slice of life club since that is a general term for everyday life situations, and most romance, comedy, and drama series are also slice of life.

(If you’re not limiting it to romance I don’t really get the relevance of mentioning the BL and yuri clubs though.)

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