Book clubs in Bristol

Below you'll find every active listing we have for book clubs and readers in Bristol

All listings in Bristol

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Bella (Bristol)

I love reading well-written women's fiction, especially anything with some romance or humour. Would love to make some new book friends.

Bella recommends:

The Wedding Hitch by Claire McCauley
The Wedding Hitch
by Claire McCauley | Buy this book
This is a well-written romantic comedy that made me laugh out loud quite a few times. There's an issue at the heart of it which I enjoyed discussing with my online bookclub and we loved the setting, in a country house near Bath.
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Added 10 days ago

Linda (Bristol)

I am looking on behalf of my mum linda. She lost her husband,my dad,coming up to 2 years ago. As she was his full time carer,she's has gotten out of touch with people and due to being hard of hearing,has lost her confidence. Reading is something she has always loved but has gotten out of the habit of picking up a book due to no spare time. Now that she is living alone and due to compilation family reasons,I cannot visit enough,and I want her to enjoy her life. She is retired and has plenty of time.

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Added 15 days ago

Liz (Bristol)

Hi i love reading and sharing books .i am retired and find reading a way to keep my mind active and up to date with people. I read a very mixed variety amonst my most enjoyed authors is rhointon mistry and consider a fine balance to be a wonderful novel.at the moment i am enjoying blue sisters.

Liz recommends:

A fine balance
by Rhointon mystery | Buy this book
Everything!!!
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Added 17 days ago

Hannah (Bristol)

I'm looking to join a book club as I have moved back to Bristol after being in London for the past 7 years. I picked up reading again over a year ago and thought it would be a nice way to meet some new people whilst reading! I like lots of genres but my top three would be thriller, romance and fantasy

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Zoe (Bristol)

I'm trying to get back into reading and think a book group would help, also a nice way to meet people having only recently moved to Bristol :) I like fantasy/sci fi books mostly - loved the 'A Discovery of Witches' books

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Nick (Bristol)

I absolutely love post-apocalyptic, but will read anything.

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Will Loves Books (Bristol)

My name is WIll and I am looking to join a book club, to broaden my reading horizons. I have just finished Conn Iggulden - Wolf of the plains, which was fantastic. But I want to try other authors and subjects! and feel joining a club will help.

Will Loves Books recommends:

Wolf of the plains by Conn Iggulden
Wolf of the plains
by Conn Iggulden | Buy this book
It takes you back to the birth of one of histories greatest characters Genghis Khan. The detail and storytelling is so good and is an author I always enjoy.
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Sally002 (Bristol)

I would like to join a book group so I can make new friends. Having recently moved back to Bristol and working full time I am looking for new ways to relax on the evening while connecting with others.

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David (Bristol)

Been in a book club for a while but would like to join a new one to get new perspectives and meet some new people. Open to reading anything but ideally something a bit intellectually stimulating and well written. For example just read Han Kang for the first time - amazing!

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arty philosophy book liker (Bristol)

I want to make more friends and read more books

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Catherine (Bristol)

I read all genres but particularly like anything with a strong female character! I also love children's books and spend a lot of time reading to my 4 year old daughter. Hoping to find some great new recommendations and an excuse to get out of the house after working at home all day! I live in BS6.

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Katie (Bristol)

I've recently got back into reading and I'd really love a group to discuss books with. I'll read most things but prefer shorter books (can't beat the satisfaction of a quick read!).

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Leanne (Bristol)

I love reading and collecting books - This year I want to read 100 books for my good reads challenge and also expand into reading other genres. I currently read mostly Classics, Fantasy/Romantasy, Historical fiction and Sci-fi. I would love to join a book club, so that I can discuss books with other book lovers, and also to be exposed to books that I may not have gravitated to on my own.

Leanne recommends:

A discovery of witches (All souls trilogy) by deborah harkness
A discovery of witches (All souls trilogy)
by deborah harkness | Buy this book
I really like the uniqueness of this book and it's well written.
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Toun (Bristol)

My goal for the New Year is just to read more. I enjoy the social aspect of a book group. It’s not only a good way to keep to some accountability & read more & watch less but it’s great to talk to others about what you’ve just read. I enjoy hearing a range of perspectives & any opportunity for learning or just laughing & sharing. I enjoy cultural generational books, a good novel, books re identity & society. Mental health. Faith. Just a good read. Something that will make me pause and think, cry or LOL or spark a new interest. I live in North Somerset (Pill) just over the suspension bridge but happy to join a Bristol based group as it really isn’t that far from me. I like the idea of home based group rather than meeting in public spaces, as I like the cozy, comfy, personal and chilled aspects. Looking forward to reading with you soon!

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Jem (Bristol)

Would love to read more books and a wider variety next year and find having a group really helps me keep on track :) my most read genre is fiction, tend to go for historical, romance, and fantasy but I’m open (and keen) to broaden what I read. Also looking forward to the social aspect of meeting new people! I’m based in Clifton but happy to meet anywhere around Bristol.

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Kitty (Bristol)

I work in publishing and love reading a wide range of fiction from speculative fiction to classics - anything that centres around interesting characters will generally draw me in. I've lived in Bristol for the last year and am looking to meet like minded people that also love books to chat with every month or so. I'm based in Bedminster so lots of pub /cafe options nearby.

Kitty recommends:

We Germans by Alexander Starritt
We Germans
by Alexander Starritt | Buy this book
It gives a perspective of WW2 that I'd never read before with incredibly moving prose that explore the mental turmoil that the soldiers faced on the Eastern front.
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Plate & Spoon book group (Bristol)

We are a friendly bunch who meet every month and a half or so to discuss the book we have all read. Our ages range from 30s to 50s, and we have read all kinds of books from sci-fi to short stories, to fantasy and human journey novels. We take it in turns to suggest the next book and the group votes on their favourite. Looking for new members to increase numbers which would make things easier logistically. Also it's always great to meet new people! We generally meet in each other's houses, centred around Easton, Montpelier, Fishponds in Bristol.

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Hana Books (Bristol)

I love reading - I love reading all genres - reading is my escape especially in the winter times when I don't want to leave my house. But even when I leave my house my kindle comes with me.

Hana Books recommends:

The Sword of Kaigen by M.L.Wang
The Sword of Kaigen
by M.L.Wang | Buy this book
A great fantasy book that made you fall in love with the characters and made you fall in love with the complexity of people, but also made me hate it. Most people may say the pacing is a little slow at first, but I really enjoyed it since it took you on a journey with the characters, and as things progressed for them, so did the pace of the book.
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Mrs Stevens (Bristol)

Fantasy fiction, psychological and crime thrillers, any great character development works. A avid audiobook on dog walks listener, I rarely get to sit down with a book but always looking out for new reads and people to talk about them

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lucy (Bristol)

I'm a single mum looking to make friends and read more.

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