Get Bookin'
Meredith and her friends look for items they read about in "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler."
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Want to start a book club like the Book Busters? This is what makes their club so much fun:
· Try something new. Each member of the Book Busters likes something different, so the type of book changes every meeting.
· Keep it small. Having a small group makes it easier to plan activities and go places. (The Book Busters have four kids, plus an occasional sibling.)
· Rotate where you meet. The Book Busters meet at a different member's house every meeting, and the hostess is responsible for dinner and creating an activity related to the book.
· Let every member have a say. Vote on what the club should read and how often to meet.
· Get your parents involved. Moms in the Book Busters break ties when voting on books and help plan activities.
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