Anonymous Polls for Book Clubs
Book club organisers use anonymous polls to choose the next read, gauge how much everyone actually enjoyed a book, and agree on meeting formats without the social dynamics that lead everyone to defer to the most vocal member. People are more honest about whether they liked a book when they don't have to say it directly to the person who recommended it.
Example questions for book clubs
- Which book should the club read next month?
- How much did you enjoy this month's book on a scale from 1 to 5?
- Should we change the frequency of our meetings?
- Did this book generate enough discussion to read something similar next?
- Would you prefer our next pick to be fiction or non-fiction?
Frequently Asked Questions
Do book club members need to create an account to vote?
No. Send the link in your group chat and everyone votes instantly — no sign-up, no app required.
Can the organiser see who voted for which book?
No. You only see how many votes each option received, not which member picked it. This means people vote for what they actually want to read, not what they think others expect.
How do I share a book club poll?
Drop the link in your WhatsApp group, iMessage thread, Facebook group, or wherever your book club communicates. It works on any phone without any setup.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free, with no limits on how many polls you run or how many members vote.
