Book Club Poll —
What to Read Next
End the “I haven't finished the last one” debate. Put three or four contenders in a poll, let members add the one you forgot, and set it to close Sunday night. Everyone votes in one tap from the club chat, and the card shows who is leading.
How book club voting works
List the contenders as options; an emoji is suggested as you type, or pick your own. Turn on Let people add options so members can nominate, and put Goodreads or library links in the description.
Paste it in the club chat. The Bars card shows each title with a Leading tag beside the front-runner, and members vote without an account or an app.
Set a close time, or close automatically once, say, eight members have voted. With “Show a winner card when voting ends” on, the re-shared card crowns the next read.
Because members have other things going on
Nobody in your club wants another account. They tap the link, tap a title, and get back to chapter nine.
With five strong picks, ranked choice beats a plurality. Members order their favorites and instant runoff finds the book most of the club can live with.
The poll page picks up new votes every few seconds, and every re-share posts a card with the latest standings, so the consensus pick is clear without opening another app.
Decide anything your club votes on
Not just the next book: any call your club needs to make.
A ranked poll for the shortlist. Members tap their favorites in order, and the runoff shows which title wins once the long shots drop out.
A dates poll where members answer Yes, If needed or No for each evening. The best date is ringed, and the Date strip card shows how many can make it.
A multiple choice poll with a pick limit, like “choose up to two”, for thriller month, debut authors or a classic. Then run the titles within the winner.
If the club meets on a call, make an Event of the Online call kind: the call link stays hidden until someone RSVPs.
Polls your whole club actually answers
Three to five options gets a clear winner. Ten splits the vote and stalls the decision, unless you use ranked choice.
Put Goodreads or library links in the poll's description, where they are clickable, so members can skim the blurb before they vote.
Set a close time like Sunday at 8pm and the page counts down to it. Or have it close by itself after a set number of votes.
Set results to show after you vote, or at the close, so early votes do not sway the rest. Names can be off, optional or required.
Book club poll FAQ
How many books should I put in the poll?
Can members suggest books?
Can we vote on the meeting date too?
Can members see the results?
Is it free?
Can members change their vote?
Pick the next book in 60 seconds.
Free, no account, works in every book club chat.
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