Find a Book Club

Welcome to the best place on the internet to find a book club.

Here you'll find listings of all the book clubs near you, as well as of nearby individuals who are looking to join one.

You can contact any group or individual, and you can also list yourself and/or your group so that other people can find you.

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Added about 3 hours ago

Haajar (Huddersfield)

i want to start reading books

Haajar recommends:

thousand splendid sins
i love it
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Added about 7 hours ago

faraday_fields (London)

Mathematician and avid reader (or trying to)

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Added about 8 hours ago

Nicki (Yeovil)

I’m thinking of setting up a (Retro) Crime Book Club in Yeovil. It’s only an idea at the moment to see if there’s any interest. Several people have said to me this is the particular genre they enjoy and they don’t like other groups where anything at all can be selected to read. I’m a published author of murder mysteries and would love to be able to set up my own group.

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Added about 9 hours ago

Will (Royston)

29yo reads all sorts

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Added about 10 hours ago

Cat (Alnwick)

Hi, I’m Cat, I’m 24 and I’ve recently moved to the Alnwick area. I absolutely love reading, particularly romance, thrillers and horror, and I’m hoping to find a local book club where I can meet new people, discover some new books and have a good chat about what everyone’s been reading. I’d love to join a friendly group and get involved!

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Added about 14 hours ago

Anam (London)

In my 20s and looking for a book club near me

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Added about 15 hours ago

Julie (Swanage)

I have (semi) retired and recently rediscovered the joy of reading again. I would love to meet like-minded people for stimulating but not too serious chats about books over tea etc.

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Added about 18 hours ago

Robin (Bamburgh)

Retired Man. Like classics And most types of books. At the moment I am reading Sebastian Faulks.

Robin recommends:

Middlemarch by George Eliot
Middlemarch
by George Eliot | Learn more and buy
the way it is written
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Added about 18 hours ago

Jack (Weston-super-Mare)

I am twenty-five years old. I prefer to read comics, generally, although I wouldn't consider myself a fan of superheroes; my favourite comic is Watchmen. I'm trying to read traditional novels again since I own a collection of classic novels I've wanted to read for a while, specifically the works of Hermann Hesse. I also take an interest in dark or psychological literature such as Woom and Katabasis, the former of which I recently read, the latter of which I plan to. I'm an aspiring writer, too. I had planned to write my own comic series but, due to a lack of artist talent, fear it may never get off the ground. I would write traditionally if I was able but I have significant trouble with descriptions. Writing comics has allowed me to structure my scenes without interrupting the flow of the story as I would if I was writing a traditional novel. I consider myself eloquent, so writing is a medium I could see myself suited for.

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Added about 19 hours ago

Elisa (Northwood)

Hi! I'm an early 20s book reader who honestly simply wants to be able to share books I like, my thoughts on them, and get book recommendations from other people (and hopefully make some friends!) I enjoy reading most genres, my favourite books are Ready Player One, Metro 2033 and the Shepard King series (if you haven't read it I highly recommend it!) I also love fantasy and suspense thrillers.

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Added 1 day ago

Rowan (Wokingham)

I'm a big fan of classic sci-fi (I adore Ursula Le Guin) but I'm looking to get into some new genres and I want people to discuss stuff with!

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Added 1 day ago

Laura (Lytham StAnnes)

I am moving to the St Annes area this month and I'm looking to meet new people who share my passion for reading

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Added 1 day ago

Bec T (Leamington Spa)

Like reading and listening to audio books - generally thrillers & contemporary romance.

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Added 1 day ago

Zoe Deakin (London)

I love reading, I'm especially intentional about reading books by non white authors, as these aren't always the ones that are displayed, however this is definitely getting better. I love reading, I'm a secondary school teacher and reading is something that is a big focus for us on a whole school level. I adore reading, love language, especially as a dyslexic adult who found reading really challenging as a child. I would love to meet people and share our love of stories

Zoe Deakin recommends:

Dream Count  by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Dream Count
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | Learn more and buy
Chiamaka manages to capture the experience of navigating loss and immigrant experiences. this happens through four main characters, Zikora; one that I fell in love with, watching her relationship with her cold mother suddenly turn into one of warmth and closeness, followed by Omelogor, Kadiatou and Chiamaka. this story makes you feel hateful to the way men behave, but champion and love the character and strength these women have, exploring themes of personal loss, resilience, the weight of the "American Dream," and cultural identity between West Africa and the West. The phrase "dream count" originates from one of the main protagonists, Chiamaka, who maintains a literal and emotional accounting of the men in her life while holding onto her fundamental dream: "to be known, truly known, by another.
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Added 2 days ago

Amber (Brighouse)

I want to get back into reading and want to feel apart of a community again. I know I won't get back into reading with the motivation of meeting people who have read the same books and want to talk about it.

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Added 2 days ago

Anna (Lowestoft)

I like crime and feel good books. New to the area, looking for a book club. I'm in my mid 40s.

Anna recommends:

Housemaid
by Frieda Mcfadden | Learn more and buy
Brilliant twists and gripping story.
Housemaid
by Frieda Mcfadden | Learn more and buy
Brilliant twists and gripping story.
Housemaid
by Frieda Mcfadden | Learn more and buy
Brilliant twists and gripping story.
Housemaid
by Frieda Mcfadden | Learn more and buy
Brilliant twists and gripping story.
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Added 3 days ago

Plantlover (Hove)

Science, nature, crime, history, 60's music, also looking to expand social circle.

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Added 3 days ago

Rae (Brighouse)

I’m 28, getting back into reading! Love horror, thriller and mystery books. Really enjoying working my way through Freida McFadden’s work! I’d love to join a book club to discuss books and make some friends ☺️📚

Rae recommends:

Pretty Girls by Karin Slaughter
Pretty Girls
by Karin Slaughter | Learn more and buy
The twists!
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Added 3 days ago

Jaundre (London)

Hi! My name is Jaundre. I’m from Zambia and I’ve recently moved to London, so I’m hoping to meet some new people and make a few friends( if possible). (Ive been reading for a long time stopped and started again) i like books about war, history and historical events, but honestly I’ll give pretty much anything a try. I’d love to find some people who enjoy reading too, have similar interests, and maybe meet up to talk about books or just hang out.

Jaundre recommends:

Road of bones
by Feral Keane | Learn more and buy
Its about Indian troops and British troops in WW2 fighting against the Japanese in a Indian village, and they had to do hand to hand combat because of lack of ammo.
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Added 3 days ago

No name (Coleshill)

Just me

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