Questions, and the house rules.
Questions
4 common questions
How do I access the WhatsApp community?
With an active membership, the invite link is on your dashboard. It appears right after your payment is confirmed.
How do monthly meetups work?
Every month we host a reading-circle meetup in each active city. Show the QR on your digital card at the door and we scan you in. Each plan includes one check-in per month.
Can I hold more than one plan at a time?
Yes. You can buy another plan to extend or add passes. At the door, one scan uses the pass from whichever plan ends soonest, so nothing goes to waste.
What if I have a question or a complaint?
Send a direct message to the WhatsApp community admins. We're always happy to help.
Why join
Networking
Expand your network, meet like-minded people and build real relationships.
Monthly meetups
Members attend the monthly meetups in their city for free.
Discounts
Member prices on periodic hangouts and club events.
Community support
Advice, guidance and book recommendations from people who've read a lot of them.
Community guidelines
Our WhatsApp community exists to build connections, spark conversations and share bookish experiences with other young, vibrant Africans.
Joining the community means you've read these and agree to them.
- 1
Mutual respect
Practise respect in conversation and in disagreement. Every member's opinion matters, so share yours with courtesy. No derogatory remarks towards other members, direct or indirect. Stay on topic and avoid personal attacks.
- 2
Network and connect
Socialise and make connections. Anything you share or any relationship you form through the group is your own responsibility. The Bookaholic Club isn't liable for strained relationships or business dealings between members, so do your due diligence.
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Moderation and content
No advertising of products, brands, services or events, and no links or non-bookish posts, without an admin's approval. Politics, religion and social topics must stay respectful and constructive; we may remove members who don't.