Master List of Book Clubs

[Megumin]

This thread is intended for easy of access for all learnnatively Book Clubs.

Maybe in the future, it will have some integration straight into the main site and this won’t be needed to be updated any more.

Specific Language book clubs get a list on their own sub-forums.
Book clubs that run in multiple languages simultaneously go in a table below for ease of access.

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Table of Contents

• Japanese Book Clubs
• Korean Book Clubs
• Spanish Book Clubs
• German Book Clubs
• Multi-lingual Book Clubs

Multi-lingual Book Clubs

Individual books from language-specific clubs

Book List

Cover	Title		Club	Status	Links
	本好きの下 剋上책벌레의 하극상		Light Novel Club	Finished
	後宮の烏 후궁의 까마귀		Light Novel Club	Finished
	美しい彼 아름다운 그		美しい彼 아름다운 그 Informal Book Club	Finished
	また、同じ夢を見ていた 또다시 같은 꿈을 꾸었어		Beginner LN Book Club	Finished
	ふしぎ駄菓子屋 銭天堂 1 이상한 과자 가게 전천당 1		Children’s Book Club	Finished
	魔女の宅急便 마녀 배달부 키키		Children’s Book Club	Finished
	Yotsubato! 1		Absolute Beginner Korean Book Club	Finished

Informal Clubs

Cover	Title		Club	Status	Links
	Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone		Harry Potter Book Club	Complete
	Dracula		Dracula Daily Read-Along	Complete

Korean in Translation Club

Cover	Title		Status	Links
	아몬드		Complete

[Megumin]

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[Megumin]

As per the poll results, there’s this thread.

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@brandon pin please

Suggestions welcome if anyone has for improving the thread/list.

[eefara]

Thank you for setting this all up @Megumin!

[eefara]

Proposal: We drop listing the individual multilingual books here, and instead just link to the main language book club threads like we already have. I can already see how tedious this is going to be with only two languages: gotta add the table data to each individual language, then once here as well, and that goes for maintenance as well.

[Megumin]

@eefara

main language book club threads

You mean the home threads for each book?
Because the book clubs don’t have to be always multi-lingual.
Some of them depend on the voting result.

[eefara]

Sorry, I meant just leaving these in the OP:

Users could go visit the individual language and find the book from there. Granted, there wouldn’t be any record of which books are part of multilingual clubs unless you started cross-referencing stuff… If we wanted to keep that easy to read we could potentially add another column to the other book club tables. Maybe something simple like “Multilingual?” and then list the flags for the language(s) the book’s being read in other than the language of the subforum someone’s currently visiting. So, for example, in looking at the Japanese book club thread, someone could scroll to the LN club and see attached to the end of the table:

Multilingual?
(blank for Copcraft, since we only read that in JP)
(read 本好き in both JP and KR)
(will read Raven in both JP and KR)

[Megumin]

I see what you mean that it might get out of hand sooner than later, but I’m not convinced of the solution doesn’t create other kind of issues.

Maybe someone else has suggestions? I’m really open to make it as easy to maintain as possible while avoiding sacrificing ease of access / information

[eefara]

Added the HP book club. Instead of linking the Natively page on the book title like the other table entries, I linked each language version to the flag on its row of the table.

[eefara]

Update: I’ve cleaned up the table a bit. Language-specific club picks that happen to have multilingual readers participating go into their own table. Truly multilingual, i.e. the club/book started with multiple languages in mind (and has their home thread living in the All Languages forum), have been broken off into an Informal Club list and a separate list for the Korean in Translation club.