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.

To get started, take a look at one of the areas below.

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Added about 4 hours ago

Penicuik (Penicuik)

Looking for people to share books with

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Added about 6 hours ago

Antonia (Sudbury)

Looking to find a local book club to get back into reading and meet some new people!

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Added about 8 hours ago

Karen (Dorking)

Looking to join a local book club and for reading recommendations

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Added about 8 hours ago

Cristin (London)

I like to read fantasy and historical

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Added about 9 hours ago

Jayden goofy lowery (Bridgwater)

I like rom-coms fighting books sad tragic booking

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Added about 11 hours ago

TheMoffs (Burton-on-Trent)

Hi, I'm Tish. I work in the book industry. I enjoy literary fiction and SFF, especially speculative fiction. I'm currently reading 'Women Without Men' by Shahrnush Parsipur. We, 'TheMoffs', are looking for a book club as three adults in the same family. The younger of us writes and reads fantasy. The older of us loves short stories like 'Small Things Like These' by Claire Keegan. We are looking for a book club we can all enjoy, with a mix of genders and ages, for social reading.

TheMoffs recommends:

The Island of the Missing Trees by Elif Shafak
The Island of the Missing Trees
by Elif Shafak | Learn more and buy
Beautifully written, the story unfolds across two main timelines and follows the forbidden romance between a Greek Cypriot Christian and a Turkish Cypriot Muslim. They meet secretly at a taverna in Nicosia, where a tree grows through a roof cavity. When war erupts, the young lovers are torn apart. Decades later in London, their teenage daughter, Ada, tries to untangle her family's hidden history and grief following her mother’s death.
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Added about 11 hours ago

Ema (Burton-on-Trent)

Hi! I'm 25, i'm new to burton and I'm mainly looking to meet some people with similar interests and a reading buddy. I mainly read high fantasy, the name of the wind by patrick rothfuss is one of my favourite books, but i also dabble in scifi and fiction on occasion. I really want to broaden my reading horizons and read more from other genres so if you have any book recommendations i'm all ears! I'm also a big hobby collector, my most recent hobby is jewellery making but i also crochet and paint and dance. I'm a game artist graduate, so if you like games we'll have plenty to talk about there too! If you want to chat or even meet up sometime for a coffee or tea feel free to reach out. :) You can find me on discord: elentiia Just mention you're from the website!

Ema recommends:

the name of the wind by patrick rothfuss
the name of the wind
by patrick rothfuss | Learn more and buy
National legend gets discovered owning an inn with his demon sidekick by a story teller who insists on writing down his life story and discovering how the legend became, well...the legend. Academia and shenanigans and a sprinkle of magic...okay maybe more than a sprinkle
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Added about 12 hours ago

Matthew.p (Leicester)

I am 26 and I love to scope second hand bookshops and charity shops for penguin classics. I enjoy reading literature by Dostoevsky, George Orwell, Arthur. C. Clarke, Dickens, Kafka, Asimov and more. Im always open to reccomendations - currently reading Narcissus and Goldmund by Hesse .

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Added about 13 hours ago

Meg (Redruth)

I am a widow and live in Illogan, I have enjoyed reading all my life with a preference for a good mystery/detective story. J.K. Rowling. John Grisham and the light hearted Richard Osman, though anything well written. I have recently read " The Names " and found it intriguing. I am ancient and arthritic but would love to meet others with a shared interest.

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Added about 20 hours ago

Sufmeister (Wolverhampton)

Loved to read when I was younger. Been harder has a busy adult. Open to most genres fiction and non-fiction. Looking to read and share with others through a love of books to connect and make some book buddies who happen to also love to read.

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Added 1 day ago

Susie (Carlisle)

Happy to try most genres. Always interested in other people's thoughts, even if I don't agree. I need to broaden my outlook.

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Added 1 day ago

HistoryBuff (Kingston upon Thames)

Tudor and Stuart non-fiction (and "good" historical fiction). Also, Jane Austen, Janice Hadlow, Jasper Fforde and SJ Bennett novels. Looking to share interests (and maybe learn new ones!)

HistoryBuff recommends:

The Other Bennet Sister by Janice Hadlow
The Other Bennet Sister
by Janice Hadlow | Learn more and buy
V well written fictional story of Mary Bennet (the middle Bennet sister), who finds herself, her previously overlooked talents and "true love"
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Added 1 day ago

Gemma (Cupar)

I’m Gemma and I love to read! Mostly romance, mafia and fantasy!! I’m not much of a fiction reader!! I’ve not much of a friend group and would love to meet similar people to meet up and chat about books.

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Added 2 days ago

Rob (Windsor)

I hope this email finds you well. My name is Robyn and I am an 18-year-old living in Berkshire. I have recently been navigating some health challenges that have kept me out of school and left me feeling a bit isolated, but I have a strong passion for reading and would love the opportunity to join your group. Given that I am 18, I would love to find out more about your sessions, availability, and how I might be able to get involved. Thank you so much for your time and for providing such a wonderful community resource. I look forward to hearing from you. Best regards Robyn B

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Added 2 days ago

Annie (High Wycombe)

I am an avid reader (now in my third age) and I enjoy anything from Tess of the D'Urbervilles to Harry Potter. I would like to join a book club to get me out to meet new friends and share my passion for books.

Annie recommends:

Kingsbridge Series
by Ken Follet | Learn more and buy
I love the way real historical characters are woven together with the fictional ones.
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Added 2 days ago

Tara (Paisley)

I have read thousands of books over my lifetime. Now I have started to write them and would like to discuss books and writing styles with other book lovers.

Tara recommends:

The Sunbird by Wilbur Smith
The Sunbird
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The author’s descriptive power places you right into the story.
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Added 2 days ago

Hiba (London)

I want to join a book club to build my community as well as to become more committed reader

Hiba recommends:

The prince
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It explains how a prince should rule great knowledge
Prince
by Machiavelli | Learn more and buy
Great knowledge
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Added 2 days ago

Jamie (Stockton-on-Tees)

Quiet, like reading and cinema, love socialising with my family

Jamie recommends:

Real tigers by Mick Herron
Real tigers
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Underdogs save the day
Real Tigers
Underdogs save the day
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Added 2 days ago

Tom (Coalville)

I'm 31 years old and recently got back into the habit of reading to take my mind off a busy life. Looking to meet others to talk all things books and recommendations for my next read. Currently working through the Dungeon Crawler Carl series.

Tom recommends:

1984 by George Orwell
1984
by George Orwell | Learn more and buy
A thought provoking book that is as relevant now as it was when released.
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Added 2 days ago

Cathy (Uckfield)

I love reading and have never had the time to join a book club - I think I have quite wide taste - I’m not a fan of science fiction though!

Cathy recommends:

The things we never say  by Elizabeth Strout
The things we never say
by Elizabeth Strout | Learn more and buy
Very poignant and thought provoking. Strout captures feelings and characters with very economical language
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