Book clubs in Berkshire

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

All listings in Berkshire

Added about 8 hours ago

Alice (Reading)

I have just moved to Reading for a job! I like a range of different genres, and looking to expand it too!

Added 7 days ago

Deepa (Reading)

Hi everyone 📚I’m looking to make more time for reading, discover new perspectives and connect with people who share a love for books.

Added 12 days ago

AdeleF (Bracknell)

I love thrillers, suspense, drama. I would also like to meet new people as I’m quite isolated

Added 12 days ago

Myriam (Newbury)

New to Newbury! I especially love reading romantasy, but also open to read other genres! ✨📚

Added 18 days ago

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

Added 19 days ago

Kelly (Windsor)

I just moved to Windsor and looking to meet new friends. I have always been in a book club or two and as an expat from the US, hope to find a book club to join. Btw, I’m retired.

Added 23 days ago

Caroline (Bracknell)

I have always-loved reading and I would like to meet other people who love reading too. It would also be nicetoge5 some good recommendations for good books to read.

Added 24 days ago

Sarah James (Bracknell)

Recently moved with my wife to Bracknell, love reading and trying out new genres and enjoy talking about/discussing storylines and characters.

Added 25 days ago

Emma (Newbury)

New to Newbury!! Love reading - mainly fantasy and romance! 💖 am also a writer!

Added 27 days ago

Tom Crossley (Bracknell)

First and foremost I love reading! I'm also outgoing and friendly. I love talking about books, movies and tv series with people, and also love learning the piano. I would love to join a book group because I love talking about the latest book I've read as well as what others are reading. Books can have a lot to say and it's great to talk about them with other people!

Elise (Reading)

I just moved to Reading and I would like to have some fellow reader girlies around me to meet up, host dinner, have a tipple and talk books with one another. I would like to be more motivated to read, and mostly I just want to have some company and do something wholesome!

Carolyn (Newbury)

I am relatively new to the area and would like to join or help to set up a book group, in or around Newbury. I was a member of a group where I used to live and am missing chatting to other booklovers and am getting very narrow in my book choice. I love the fact that a book group introduces you to material outside your comfort zone. Open minded about frequency and day/time. If we set up one ourselves we can make our own rules!

TimLaz (Reading)

I’m 28m looking to join a book club in Reading to meet new people and practice reading more critically. I mostly reading speculative fiction but I’m looking to broaden the kinds of things I read while being able to learn why I enjoy some books more than others and understand what makes good writing

TimLaz recommends:

A Little Hatred

by Joe Abercrombie | Learn more and buy

For anyone who like grimdark fantasy, this is a must read! Joe is a master of character and he’s on top form here! It feels very familiar to readers of the First Law while also expanding the world and exploring new themes in an age of industrialisation

pedro (Ascot)

I have just become a published author

pedro recommends:

Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories

by P.Frost | Learn more and buy

Great collection of ten minute read mystery stories each with a twist. You are challenged to work out the twist as you read them. Great fun.

Uncle Chris's Second Collection of Short Storiesis

by p frost | Learn more and buy

A collection of 15 great ten-minute-read short mystery stories, each one has a twist at the end and I like the tag line "get the twist before the twist gets you".

Bhanu (Reading)

A book lover and have collection of books to read. Would love to see if any like minded can join in mutual exchange of good reads

Bhanu recommends:

The Hidden Hindu

by Akshat Gupta | Learn more and buy

Indian mythology mixed with fiction

Addy (Reading)

I'm looking to find some people with similar book tastes to me as I'm trying to put myself out there a bit more this year. I read mainly fantasy, romantasy, sci fi and cosy mysteries. I'm not really looking for anything too gritty or deep because I like escapism in my reading!

Addy recommends:

Baking Bad

by Kim M Watt | Learn more and buy

It doesn't get much cosier than this, and it's one of my favourite genres- people solving murders who have no business solving murders. It's cosy, funny and heartwarming, and involves senior citizens and dragons solving mysteries!

Ian (Bracknell)

I'm 27, I enjoy non-fiction and fiction, but I've been trying to get into more fiction recently. I love reading, and I used to be a part of book club in my previous job, but now I'm in search of fellow book nerds.

Evelyn (Newbury)

Hi, I’m Evelyn! 💕 I moved to Newbury about a year ago and, although I love it here, I haven’t really had the chance to make many new friends yet. I’m a big fan of fantasy and romance books 📚✨ and would love to meet some like-minded people who enjoy a good book and a chat.

jean (Newbury)

I would like to join a book club and would prefer to meet up once a month in the afternoon. I am happy to try any genres, my go to is a cosy murder mystery. I would like to expand my horizons!

Sharon (Reading)

Hello - I'm Sharon - I have just moved from Snowdonia back to Lower Earley where I went to school (Loddon and Maiden Erlegh). I was a member of a book club in Dolgellau. I didn't know at the time I joined the club that the members were infamous for meeting every two weeks, choosing books, not reading them and meeting again two weeks later to discuss them. It took me one round of that to realise 'things weren't quite how they seemed at first'.... I'm looking for brilliant minds, love of heritage, how novels work, how protagonists are created - and therefore how baddies, heroes, comedy parts, educator characters - everything.. I've got loads of energy to bring and as I am starting my new life again (suddenly single and back where I started) - finding a 'team' of such I can be part of would be amazing. I also have a mischievous sense of humour and am very well travelled. I love people, cakes, coffee, rambling, history, dance, singing, wine and chips :)

Sharon recommends:

Aristotle and an Aardvark Go to Washington

by Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein | Learn more and buy

These brilliant comedians and authors aren't falling for politico flim-flam and arrive to save the world from double-speak, flat writing and worthless words. I kept breaking out into proper laughing on the train. The guy next to me had ordered it to collect from Waterstones before we pulled into Paddington. It will make you put your head in your hands, smile, groan and roll your eyes - but most importantly - it is seriously funny.