Book Corner Club

Book clubs can be boring, we know. What you need is some structure, some fun, something different. This is not an ordinary book club. It works especially well in the classroom, but independent learners may want to start one too, an excellent way to meet like-minded people and share your love of reading and your English learning experience.

In a Book Corner Club, a group of about six or seven people get together to talk about a Reader that they have all read. Each person has a role and each role emphasises a different aspect of the reading experience.

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Click on the links below and we’ll show you how to set up your own club. There’s information at two levels: Beginner/ Elementary and Intermediate and above.

• General Introduction
• Beginner/Elementary worksheets:
  1. The Chair
  2. The Theme Secretary
  3. The Plotter
  4. The Character Artist
  5. The Words and Grammar Researcher
  6. The Language Expert
  7. The Setting Recorder
• Intermediate worksheets:
  1. The Chair
  2. The Theme Secretary
  3. The Plotter
  4. The Character Artist
  5. The Words and Grammar Researcher
  6. The Language Expert
  7. The Setting Recorder
• Further Practice Worksheet