About Library Book Clubs
Library Book Clubs is a free, independent reference site from Directory Assistance Group. It helps people find public library book clubs, book club kits, and the official pages that explain how borrowing works.
What this site is for
Public libraries often offer book club kits with multiple copies of a title plus discussion materials, but the information can be scattered across state agencies, library systems, and local branch pages. We bring those official starting points together in one place.
Our goal is simple: make it easier to find the right office, the right policy page, and the right next question. That can mean a statewide kit program, a regional library system, a local library's book club page, or a note that interlibrary loan may help.
How to use it well
If you're planning for a group, begin with the state guide and then narrow to your local library system. Check who may borrow, whether kits can be sent to your branch, how long they circulate, and whether holds or interlibrary loan are available. If you want to start a club, use the official library contact page to ask about meeting space, staff-led groups, and reader advisory help.
Who writes it
Library Book Clubs is published by Directory Assistance Group, an independent publisher of free lookup tools and directories, and is written and maintained by a small editorial team. We are not lawyers, engineers, doctors, or government officials, and we do not claim to be. What we do is read the primary sources (statutes, agency guidance, university extension publications, and official court and health-department pages), turn them into plain steps, and link every claim back to where it came from.
How the site is paid for
The site is free to use and is supported by advertising, clearly labeled featured listings, and a few Amazon affiliate links. Advertisers do not choose or review our topics, and payment never changes what a guide says or the official details we list. Read our editorial standards for how we pick sources, correct mistakes, and keep ads separate from content.
Tell us what we got wrong
Rules change and local details vary. If you spot an error or an out-of-date figure, please send us a note with a link to the source. We read every correction and date-stamp the fix.