Kaytee Cobb

No, we got to get together and we'll switch them in person.

We can talk about, you can talk to the person who read your book before you.

And we get to just hang out.

And all of them were on board.

So I'm very excited to try my own Fellowship of the Traveling Book book club with my local Arizona bookish friends and let you know how it goes.

But good job, Dani, for proposing something fun and delightful for the group.

All these people's handwriting in the margins, like not just the one, but like everybody that read it before you or read it after you.

Oh, I think it's so fun.

That is very fun.

Yes, I get that.

It is part of why I have struggled with book clubs in the past, especially ones where I'm in charge of choosing the book because I feel more pressure in those situations.

Like, what if somebody else feels like this?

And do they hate me now?

Like, I don't know.

I get in my head about it.

However, on the flip side of that, and I've had people tell this to me, even if I don't believe it for me personally.

I know that going to a book club discussion where other people say, I DNF this and here's why, and then you get to have a conversation with it has still added to the discussion and still been interesting.

So I don't think that it means that you failed your book club if you do so.

Whatever will have happened will have happened.

Exactly.