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For your most recent book group discussion, which of the following did you do? (Check as many as apply.)

Survey expired 05/04/16
Total voters: 229

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79% (181 votes)	We used a discussion guide.
2% (5 votes)	We had an author visit our group.
3% (7 votes)	We had an author call in or Skype with us.
46% (106 votes)	We researched background on the author.
33% (75 votes)	We used materials from the author's website.
22% (51 votes)	We researched the book's setting.
26% (60 votes)	We researched the book's historical context.
11% (25 votes)	We visited the publisher's website.
9% (20 votes)	None of the above
11% (26 votes)	Other...: we are sharing a dvd of a movie mentioned in the book Read a book by the Historical character in the book. We made maps if they were important to the book. BookClub web sites....Discussion guides from other sources... Came up with my own qustions instead of using a discussion guide. used a video interview in which the author discussed the book. Member shared her mother's experience which related to the story. Looked at readers' comments. TED talk,magazine article by wife,internet searches of disease We used questions from the Internet. We won copies of the book from the publisher. We learned a lot! developed are own questions Brought tie-in books to meeting Brought tie-in books to meeting and made a list of charaters on poster board Heard author speak at local book store. found historical news videos on line about the ship Since the book dealt with a sociopath, we delved more deeply into characteristics associated wit Looked at reviews demonstrated triangulating radio waves We watched a YouTube clip about the book. We were selected to read Scottoline's new book, Most Wanted. Wish I'd researched sperm donation issues while reading the book. Created our own questions We compared it to the mpvie version I lived in Sweden, so I was very familiar with the setting and events. I lived in Sweden, so I was very familiar with the setting and events. We are also attending a review of the book. For Clara and Mr. Tiffany, we visited the Morse Museum of American Arts , which has (almost exclusively) glass art by Tiffany.