Getting Started

Hello!  Now that you are a member of the Shakespeare book club group, you need to determine your reading schedule and member responsibilities.  Please use the link which will take you to a google doc where you can add this information.  I only need one of these forms completed for each group, so ONLY ONE GROUP MEMBER will fill this out.  You may have to copy and paste the link into the search bar.

https://goo.gl/forms/Ltty81u7SonNpKhj2

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