A book club works best when its members want roughly the same things: similar books, a comfortable pace, and a discussion style everyone enjoys. This questionnaire gives libraries, bookstores, and community organizers a structured way to learn those preferences before placing someone in a group.
It starts with contact details, then moves through reading habits such as pace, favorite genres, preferred book length, and formats like print, e-readers, or audiobooks. The next questions focus on the group itself: in-person or virtual meetings, group size, how often to meet, and which times of the week work. A few personality questions about social style and handling differing opinions help organizers balance quieter and more outspoken members.
Respondents who have been in a book club before get a short follow-up asking what they loved or would change, while first-timers skip it. The form closes with space for a recently loved book, a dream next pick, and any accessibility or scheduling needs, which gives organizers useful material for the first meeting.
