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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Bookwarm (St Austell)
Looking to read a variety of books and have a discussion of them and ideas
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Laura (London)
Looking to find a book club in North London. I love contemporary fiction.
Sign in to contactprince (Cramlington)
I love reading and own over three hundred books, my favourite book is if we were villains by M.L Rio and have been writing a few horror novellas myself, i want to be able to discuss books with other people, especially the hunger games
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Rosie (Crediton)
I like to read primarily romantic fiction, psychological thrillers and historical fiction but will give most things a try if the plot catches my attention. I am hoping to either join a book group in Crediton or meet up with someone with similar interests in reading.
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harjit (Hounslow)
I am in my early 60s, i love science fiction, detective books and thrillers but am very open to most genres!
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Emily (Rugby)
31 y/o mostly non-fiction reader looking to make local in-person friends, currently reading about endocrinology, aiming to read more on critical theory and crop rotation. anyone wanna start a mutual aid allotment? lol
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The Bayshill book club (Cheltenham)
Open to all no set book to start. Social book club to listen and talk about your favourite reads. Every Thursday from 7pm. At the Bayshill pub. 85 St George’s place.
Sign in to contactAnne (East Kilbride)
I am 68 and love books. I read a lot of crime novels like Val McDermid and also a lot of non-fiction on just about anything i get interested in. For example i have recently bought a couple of books on ancient cave art. Hoping to find some pals through a local book club.
Sign in to contactLoen (Frome)
I’m 19 and have just moved to the area so I’m hoping to meet some people my age! I’ve loved reading since I was introduced to jacqueline wilson’s books as a kid and although I havent managed to read as much as I wanted throughout my teens, I’m now rediscovering my love for fantasy and anything with a good strong plot. I’m also a part of the lgbtq+ community so if a book has queer characters thats a big plus for me!
Sign in to contactMel (New Mills)
I like to read and I enjoy discussing books and getting new angles/opinions. I have a tendency to read thriller, horror or general fiction books.
Sign in to contactSinclair (Taunton)
Have sketched out a novel would love some feedback to know if it has legs and should go to next stage Live in London and Close to Taunton
Sign in to contactA (Tonbridge)
hey i am looking to join a book club, i enjoy thriller and romance but definitely open to most genres.
Sign in to contactJoanne (Newtownabbey)
36F looking to meet new people and discuss books, love thrillers and romance
Sign in to contactOlivia (Chorley)
Big fan of books and coffee! Thrillers are my go to genre, but I do love a good romance too. Looking to join a book club to talk all things books, find new favourites, and hopefully gain new friends
Sign in to contactPhil (Evesham)
I am retired. Read mostly philosophy but also enjoy fiction, particularly nineteenth century novels.
Sign in to contactHannah (Birmingham)
Hi, My name is Hannah Majid and I'm a journalist at ITV News Central. We're working on a story about how the UK Society of Authors is campaigning to get books stamped with a 'Human Authored' logo to ensure readers know the difference between books produced by AI, versus books written by real people. Hundreds of authors are also backing the campaign. We'd like to film at your next book club meeting (preferably this week or early next week) and ask people: Do you think books written by humans should be labelled on the cover as AI books begin to enter the market? Why do you think it's important for people to know if a book has been written by a human? If this is something you can help us with, please let me know as soon as possible! Thanks, Hannah
Sign in to contactLewis (East Kilbride)
I'm a 31 years old, neurodiverse male. I love reading and discussing books. I was recently kicked out of a book club because of their rigidity and lack of inclusivity. Being autistic, I find social cues and settings difficult to interpret and can often say the wrong thing or make someone uncomfortable - this in no way reflects my true intentions, thoughts or feelings. I love to read fantasy, sci-fi, anything mythological is a winner! I also enjoy and collect graphic novels. I'm writing a book as well at the moment. I am a mathematician currently researching transcendental numbers. I am currently reading Neon Gods, Kiss of the Basilisk, and I Am Pilgrim. I hope I can find a bookclub that is accepting and welcoming.
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Beth (Lowestoft)
I'm in my 30's and always been a bookworm. Crime fiction is my main genre but will read most things and enjoying branching out. I'm looking to join a local book club to spend time with like minded people and have fun discussing all things books.
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