These 500 clever book club names will inspire your ideas
So, you decided to start a book club and looking for cool book club name ideas to inspire and help you come up with a good name, right?
You’re in the right place. Here you’ll:
- Know what a good business name means.
- Find out hundreds of book club name suggestions.
- Learn how to come up with clever book club names.
Let’s get started.
Book Club Names
Following are the cool and clever book club names for your inspiration:
- Scholastic Book Club
- The Book Club
- Parrot Street Book Club
- 66 Books
- The Bookshop
- Hyde Park Book Club
- Terrific Morrison
- The Book Chicks
- Party Girls
- Novel Newts
- Novels at Night
- The Whiners
- The RUMagers
- The Bookaholics
- The Book Clubbing Club
- Gin And Books
- Brandy New Book Club
- Booka
- Library of Congress
- The Tough Guy Book Club
- Avid Reader Bookshop
- Readings St Kilda
- Readings Hawthorn
- Riverbend Books
- Mostly Books
- The Bookworms
- The Book Sitters
Book Club Name Ideas
These are the most catchy book club name ideas:
- The Book People
- Stone Science Library
- Red Lion Books
- Imagined Things Bookshop
- Usborne Books
- Grove Hall
- Skills Library
- Thorndike Library
- Books and Gifts Direct
- The Book Sisters
- Uterial Motives
- Speak Up Book Club
- Creative Clunes
- University House
- Photo book shop
- The Urmston Book Shop
- RIBA Bookshop
- Persephone Books
- Goldsboro Books
- Countway Library
- School of Theology Library
- Kett’s Books
- Housmans Bookshop
- The Book Shop
- Book People Croydon
- Heywood Hill
- Griffin Books
Kids Book Club Names
Here are the book club names for kids:
- Big Green Bookshop
- The Letterbox Club
- The Little Ripon Bookshop
- Book Aid International
- Falmouth Bookseller
- Aviation Club
- Authors’ Club
- Union Private Members Club
- Book Trust
- White City House
- Dean Street
- Soho Farmhouse
- Newcastle United
- Jarrold
- The Cinnamon Club
- Club of Odd Volumes
- Schoenhof’s Foreign Books
Funny Book Club Names
Below are some of the funny book club names:
- Books With A Crew
- The Book Hoarders
- Better Read Than Dead
- Asia Bookroom
- African Studies Library
- Read A Lot Books
- Readings State Library
- The Riveting Book Club
- 8th Of March Book Club
- Emancipate Book Club
- The Book Feminists
- Speak Your Mind Book Club
- Lane Bookshop
- Raising Literacy
- The Mind Readers
- Penguin Books
- Avenue Bookstore
- Paper Bird
- Lifetime Distributors
- Healey Library
How to Name Your Book Club
The first thing is to know what good business means. Think for a while. What does it mean to you?
A good business name has some set of characteristics on which the professionals agree. Some of them are:
- The business name should be memorable.
- It should be simple and unique.
- It shouldn’t lead to the abbreviation.
- It should convey a message about your business.
- The business name should evoke positive emotions.
- It should be available and defensible.
Now, it’s time to know how you can come up with good book club names. Read the below points carefully.
1. Brainstorm a list of book club names
Above you’ve hundreds of book club name ideas to get inspiration and ideas from. While you’re reading them, pick up a pen and paper. Write down the ideas that come to your mind.
For now, do not think of a good or bad idea. Just jot down whatever it is.
Even you can write down words that could be used in your book club name. This will help you play with words and intermix them to form cool and clever names by yourself.
2. Generate name ideas using generators
If you feel like the ideas are not enough, you can try artificial intelligence-based name generators. These generators come up with name ideas quickly.
Most of them even have the option to check domain availability. Some offer premium names too.
So, you can pick some name ideas from them and put them on your list. But the question is what generators you should try.
Here are the links to the two most popular name generators.
3. Shortlist the list of your names.
You’ll have enough book club name ideas by now. It’s time to remove the ones that don’t feel good. Check if they have the characteristics of good business names.
If yes, let them be on the list. And if not, just cut them down. Keep on going and give it a good time, not just a quick 30 minutes.
You’ll able to pick great ideas if you give yourself 3-5 days to do the shortlist. Only do it in time when you’re in a good mood.
4. Be sure to check the domain availability.
You’re to put your book club online. You’d need a domain and hosting for that. Hosting can be bought online form any host.
However, domain availability is one of the big factors to consider. What can you do if it’s not available?
There a few options left for you then.
You can talk to the domain broker to find that domain for you. This, however, would cost you extra money.
You can also add digits or hyphen to the words to increase the chances of availability of the domain.
5. Check social account availability.
Like the domain check, the social media check should also be done. This isn’t that important as much the domain. However, it would be great if you’ve social media accounts on your business name, won’t it be?
6. Get feedback.
Maybe, you’re stuck finalizing on one name. What are your options then? You can gather your friends and colleague and even your family members to get their ideas on the names you have shortlisted.
This will help you choose one of your favorite names.
Let us know in the comments what name you chose for your book club.
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