I think I would prefer some kind of loose structure or schedule, just because I don’t read Korean super fast or anything so I won’t be blasting through it independently. Having something to follow would keep me motivated!
I’m fine keeping it all in one thread! 
Whatever works out best is ok for me.
I didn’t realise there were only 3 chapters, it doesn’t really seem worth splitting them. 
I think to keep things simple we’ll have one thread per volume including a schedule which people can follow, or you can read at your own pace. As long as we’re careful to mention where we are and use spoilers, I think we should be okay.
Since it’s an informal book club and we have Japanese and Korean readers, we could pick a comfortable number of pages/week without worrying too much about page numbers and matching up the volumes (Japanese 317p, Korean 343p). For example, for 20 pages a week: Week 1 - read to page 20; Week 2 - read to page 40; and so on. How does that sound?
I guess the way I saw it is that because there are only 3 chapters, they’re also fairly long, and each chapter has a very different tone. But if we’re doing a more structured timeline, it doesn’t matter to me, I’ll adjust to whatever everyone else prefers!
One thread per volume makes sense to me, given how few people we’ll likely have participate.
A loose schedule sounds good to me. 
And if someone feels they need to adjust faster or slower, it would be super easy with a small, informal group.
Same here, just because “My Beautiful Man” sounds unnatural to me. Who in what context would ever say that?
Sounds good to me; we’ll just be careful to mark spoilers as needed. It’ll be a good test to see if that works for the next book(s).
Yeah, it sounds so terribly cheesy lol I was hoping they would change it if it got picked up but it’s already stuck because of the show/movies, it seems 
I’ll make a thread for the first book, then. 
How many pages per week are people comfortable with? We’ll probably go with a lowish number for the schedule, and those who want to read more can read ahead/go at their own pace.
If you’re happy following the schedule, when would you like to start?
That all sounds great to me!
I’m good with at least 15-20 and starting even as soon as now! 
20-25 pages sounds nice to me. I would prefer to start in January, but if others want to start sooner I can as well.
I’m good to start anytime and good with 15-20.
Seems like everyone will be happy with 20 pages/week, then.
@bungakushoujo any preference on when we start?
Anytime is ok! 
Then I may go with this suggestion:
It will take about 16/17 weeks to finish the volume at 20pg/wk, so might as well get going. Week 1 will be starting Mon 27th November. 
Spontaneous book club formation! 
Love it!
Hopefully I’ve included everything we need:
I’m thinking about making a vocab spreadsheet. It would be useful, but I’m not sure I’ll have time, especially if I want to include both 
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I haven’t really bothered with making lists/flashcards up until now but I have an ebook so I can easily note any vocabulary/grammar that I think is more complicated than about N3ish, if that’ll help so you can focus on Korean – no clue how formatting that works though!
I won’t be joining you for the re read since I only just finished the last (interlude) book in the series recently, but I did start a rewatch of the TV series this week. I’ll definitely be with you in spirit. 
And, you know. Lurk the threads.
Just a minor note that your link here is now broken due to the merging of your study logs.
Fixed it! Thank you~
Just saw your 美しい彼 My Beautiful Man Series | Japanese list by bibliothecary | Natively, @bibliothecary! Very nice! When you get a chance, it’d be really nice to have descriptions of what each adaption corresponds to story-wise and when would be best to watch/read it. I’m sure you’re already planning to, haha.
