# What are you reading today?

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**Category:** Reading\
**Created:** [June 12, 2022, 1:31pm UTC](https://forums.learnnatively.com/t/what-are-you-reading-today/38 "2022-06-12T13:31:30Z")\
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> [@suikacider](#):
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> Am quite new to these forums but would like to find a book club for reading easier things

Welcome! 😊 There are a few active book clubs and a lot of older ones, both formal (with a schedule) and informal (no schedule and people posting commentary marking chapter numbers and using spoiler tags), for books of all different levels.

If there is something you would like to read with others, you can also always feel free to start your own informal book club! [This thread](http://forums.learnnatively.com/t/book-club-suggestions/5342/166) is kind of the catch-all space for gauging interest for specific book club ideas.

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