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

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Added about 12 hours ago

BooksAndBrews (Coleshill)

I like fantasy books, would love to meet some new people who are into books .

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Added about 13 hours ago

Rhi (Surbiton)

Read all sorts of genres. Partial to a bit of Romantasy. Looking for a book club for a meet and tea and cake

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Added about 16 hours ago

Mary (Blackburn)

I love to read, all sorts but contemporary is my fave!

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Added about 17 hours ago

Sean (Southampton)

The idea: a small, easygoing group meeting once a month in a cosy café around Southampton (open to New Forest spots too, depending who's keen) to talk about the kind of books that actually earn their length — Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, John Williams' Stoner, Jack London's Martin Eden. Big questions, flawed characters, sentences worth re-reading. Doesn't have to stay strictly Russian-and-American — anything in that same vein is fair game. No pressure if you haven't finished the book. No one-upmanship. Just good coffee, better conversation, and people who actually want to talk about what they're reading rather than just being seen to read it. If that sounds like your kind of Saturday morning (or Tuesday evening — happy to find what works for the group), get in touch. Even just tell me the last book that properly wrecked you — that's usually the best icebreaker.

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Added about 22 hours ago

BRIAN (Banbury)

Just would like to meet with other bookies. Nothing high brow, fav author NEVILLE SHUTE. But many others too, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Mysteries!

BRIAN recommends:

TRUSTEE FROM THE TOOL ROOM
by NEVILLE SHUTE | Learn more and buy
What a ordinary person can achieve
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Added about 24 hours ago

Christine (Burnley)

I am a lover of all books, however have lost my drive to read and would like to get back into it. I have recently moved to the area and am looking to make friends

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Added 1 day ago

Alessandra (London)

I am passionate about books. I love classics, but also contemporary fiction. I have joined before couple of book clubs, but for various reasons I am still looking for a 'favourite'. I am open and curious about finding like-minded people and discover together literature I haven't read, yet or want to reshare.

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Added 1 day ago

TRACEY (Redcar)

Long time reader but never joined a book club. I've done both my BA and MA in English and Writing and miss the discussions that we had as a group of book lovers! I'm 38, living in Redcar, and keen to find other readers, or writers, to discuss all things books with.

TRACEY recommends:

Cleopatra and Frankenstein by Coco Mellors
Cleopatra and Frankenstein
by Coco Mellors | Learn more and buy
its raw, funny, painful. character driven and a great study of humans and relationships and our constant chasing of happiness.
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Added 1 day ago

Emma (Yeovil)

Looking for a local book club near the Yeovil area. Enjoy reading romance, fantasy and thrillers and would love to read alongside others and discuss!

Emma recommends:

Spark of the everflame by Penn Cole
Spark of the everflame
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The Kindreds Curse series has topped all romantasy that I have read so far. This series reels you in and makes you want to binge it all in one go!!
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Added 2 days ago

Gemma (Maidstone)

Hi, I'm Gemma, 32 and I love fantasy and romantasy as well as murder mysteries. Throne of Glass is my current god tier series and I love Acotar, Crescent City, Fourth Wing, Shield of Sparrows to name a few! I'd love to find friends who share my interest in books to talk about them and share new recommendations.

Gemma recommends:

Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas
Throne of Glass
by Sarah J Maas | Learn more and buy
As the series goes on it's amazing how many minor details in earlier books become so important and by Kingdom of Ash it's an absolute rollercoaster of emotions
Shield of Sparrows by Devney Perry
Shield of Sparrows
by Devney Perry | Learn more and buy
I really enjoyed the world building and book 2 builds on this and goes to another level
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Added 2 days ago

Emily (Birkenhead)

Hi! I'm in my early 20s and enjoy reading pretty much any genre, although I'm less keen on romance and fantasy. Love a book that will make me cry and I'm looking to expand my knowledge of classics. Recently I've been reading quite a bit of older/vintage sci fi.

Emily recommends:

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
The Book Thief
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This book does such an incredible job of setting up a sense of sheer hopelessness alongside childish joy and naive hope. The narration style is so unique and memorable and I absolutely rooted for the characters. I sobbed for the whole of the last 20 pages, it's a classic for a reason!!
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Added 2 days ago

hooked_onbooks (Truro)

I am looking for some friends to have fun talking to about books. I love romantasy and murder mysteries, while occasionally enjoying a classic like Little Woman by Louise May Alcott or Jane Eyre by Jane Austen. I love reading and read about 3 books a week.

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The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
The Cruel Prince
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It has a political plot with a romance subplot. It has you raring to flip to the next page, desperate to see what's next and what Jude has gotten herself into this time. It shows the dangers of ambition and shows the effect of bullying on people. The book has themes of redemption and betrayal.
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Added 3 days ago

Alicia (Billericay)

Im 26 and just moved to the area, working in London and will give any book and any genre a go, have recently rediscovered my teenage love for fantasy in acotar and cannot wait to carry on reading more books

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Added 3 days ago

Emma (Tranent)

I love books with humour and memorable characters. My favourite reads tend to be contemporary fiction. Nothing groundbreaking here I like Richard Osman, Marian Keyes, Elizabeth Day, Bella Mackie and I can’t wait for the next Gail Honeyman to be published! I'm always keen to discover something new through other readers' recommendations.

Emma recommends:

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine
by Gail Honeyman | Learn more and buy
It hilarious, touching and kind. I live books set in Scotland too. There’s a bit of a twist but it’s really the characters that make the book so good, they are complex, infuriating and lovable.
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Added 3 days ago

Wayward Pages: The Sandbach Chapter (Sandbach)

Welcome to our women’s only book club in Sandbach, a relaxed and friendly Sunday afternoon gathering for anyone who loves reading and good conversation. Perfect for the ladies who can't attend a book club in the weekday evening. This is a welcoming, informal group with no pressure and no quizzes or homework – just a chance to chat about great reads, meet new people and enjoy a cosy meet in a lovely pub. We meet at The Military Arms in Sandbach! Food isn’t provided at the venue, but you’re very welcome to bring something from home or grab a bite from one of Sandbach’s lovely local eateries to enjoy during the session. Drinks of course can be provided from the bar - hot drinks are also available. Come along, discover new books, and be part of a growing community of women who love to read. Tickets can be purchased on waywardevents.uk.

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Added 3 days ago

Friday Night Pages (Crewe)

Looking for great conversations, new perspectives and an excuse to read something you might never have picked up? Friday Night Pages is Wayward Events' friendly, inclusive book club in Crewe, welcoming men, women and non-binary people for an evening of books, conversation and plenty of laughs at The Rising Sun in Wistaston. You don't need to be a bookworm, a fast reader or an expert. Whether you loved the book, hated it or didn't quite finish it, you're welcome to join the discussion. Some of our best conversations come from completely different opinions! Each month, one of our members chooses three books, and everyone votes for the one we'll read next. From contemporary fiction and classics to thrillers, memoirs and everything in between, every month brings something different. Tickets can be purchased on waywardevents.uk.

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Added 3 days ago

Martina (Braintree)

I am not very confident persone and a bit of an introvert, but in general I'm quite a sunny person and friendly, I love to walk, swim and read. I'm a bit shy at the beginning but if i find my person i'm very open and loyal.

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Added 3 days ago

Martina (Braintree)

Hello everyone, I'm 32, and I am pretty new to the area since we moved a couple of months ago. Because of my job I haven't be able to make friends. Books are my sweet escape, i love romance/fantasy/dystopian ; some of my favourite books are Fourth Wing, Throne of Glass (the absolute best) & Crescent City. I'm not the best in reviewing books, but i love to talk about them and share my passion. Pilates and coffee runs are also on the table :)

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Added 3 days ago

Reading Between the Wines (Newtownabbey)

I’ve recently rediscovered my love of reading and seem to be making up for lost time! I’m currently drawn to thrillers and contemporary fiction, particularly anything that hooks me early and has strong characters, relationships and a good twist along the way. I’d like to join a book group to broaden what I’m reading, discover books I probably wouldn’t pick for myself and enjoy the discussion afterwards. I love hearing different takes on the same story and I’m always up for a good debate, especially when a character has made some spectacularly questionable decisions. I’m really looking forward to discovering some new favourites and having good conversations about the books along the way.

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Added 3 days ago

Sheila (Montgomery)

I am an avid reader and also an Author. Would like to chat to similar people in the area

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