There are hundreds of reasons to start a book club and one of those reasons may be to join singles together in a common interest other than being single.
For many years I was a member of a business owners book club, which in itself was exclusive. A singles book club, which sounds exclusive, makes perfectly good sense if a group of single individuals want to share their life perspectives after reading books.
Singles don’t all think alike, of course, they do have unique aspects to how they view the world just as married people share unique aspects in how they view the world. If you are thinking of joining some single friends together to discuss your views on selected books, go for it! Reading books together will provide another commonality.
If you want to get together and discuss how and why you are single, that’s your choice, however, to start a book club for singles, you may want to select books that will serve to enlighten you and support you on your single status. Two books come to mind and they are quite different from each other. The first book will certainly be more appealing to women yet men will find a lot of information that will help them be or continue to be a quality guy.
The first book I recommend is by Dr. Kenneth Ryan and is called Finding Your Prince in a Sea of Toads. I am not supposing that your single friends all want to find a prince but it will shed light on male and female interactions in the dating world. Dr. Ryan’s book gets superb reviews and discusses subject matter that is typically only discussed among close friends. I wish this book had been available when I was single! I wouldn’t have … well, nevermind.
The second book is wrapped more around achieving or maintaining good health: Honest Eating: How to Love Food, Love Yourself & Love Life. It’s written by Jane McClaren, a single woman who cleared many hurdles before she became healthy and stable. She’s on the road giving presentations and talks all across America about how easy it really is to eat and behave your way into a healthy lifestyle.
These two books could be great ways to start a book club for singles!