Book clubs in Berkshire

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

All listings in Berkshire

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Amanda (Reading)

Looking for a group to socialise and read with

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Added 2 days ago

Katbob (Newbury)

I love reading and am trying to broaden the scope of books i read (currently largely into historical fiction, fantasy, bit of sci-fi and books about witches) and keen to meet people with whom to just chat about books!

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Added 5 days ago

Jessica (Bracknell)

Hi my name's Jess and I'm 29, just looking to see if I can make some friends and talk about books and get some great recommendations really! I love fantasy, romance and thriller, I usually read fiction books!

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Added 7 days ago

Xyz (Maidenhead)

Just interested in finding a book club

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Added 12 days ago

Uncle Chris (Ascot)

Keen on mystery short stories

Uncle Chris recommends:

Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories by P.Frost
Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories
by P.Frost | Buy this book
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 | Buy this book
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".
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Added 16 days ago

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
Baking Bad
by Kim M Watt | Buy this book
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!
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Added 22 days ago

Michael (Bracknell)

Hi new in the area and quite a bibliophile and was looking for a book club to join locally. I read widely but tend to favour fantasy, detective and historical fiction.

Michael recommends:

Always outnumbered, always outgunned! by Walter Mosley
Always outnumbered, always outgunned!
by Walter Mosley | Buy this book
I love this book its such a unique look at masculinity and guilt and redemption. It's about a killer who's served 27 and how he rebuilds his life on the outside its harshly beautiful and I challenge any one not to fall in love with the main characters.
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Added 25 days ago

Matt (Reading)

24, English teacher

Matt recommends:

This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger
This Tender Land
by William Kent Krueger | Buy this book
A beautiful story of friendship and adventure through the American Midwest, blurring magical realism with stories like Catcher In The Rye, Of Mice and Men and more.
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Added 25 days ago

Matt (Reading)

I am happy to read anything! I'm an English teacher so have an open mind when it comes to books. The last book I read was A Woman's Story by Annie Ernaux, and I'm slowly working my way through all of J.D Salinger's books, although I'm nearly at the end which is sad! I love books that make me think and would love to find like-minded people.

Matt recommends:

This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger
This Tender Land
by William Kent Krueger | Buy this book
A beautiful story of friendship and adventure through the American Midwest, blurring magical realism with stories like Catcher In The Rye, Of Mice and Men and more.
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Added 28 days ago

Emma (Bracknell)

Avid reader of old who has fallen into a reading slump. I am looking to broaden my book horizons and make some friends. I enjoy reading mystery thrillers, Rom-Coms and historical fiction and I am trying to expand the range.

Emma recommends:

The Flatshare by Beth O'Leary
The Flatshare
by Beth O'Leary | Buy this book
This book is like a warm hug when you just want to immerse yourself into another world. I liked the written and the split perspective of the same situations.
No Time for Goodbye by Linwood Barclay
No Time for Goodbye
by Linwood Barclay | Buy this book
A mystery which keeps you guessing until the end
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Added 30 days ago

Charlie (Bracknell)

36yr old, loves Fantasy/Romantasy style books. Looking to make friends when people who enjoy reading and like the same style of books as myself

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Rachel (Bracknell)

I have recently moved to this area and looking to find like minded book mad people to chat with. I read a little bit of everything, love a good fantasy novel the most. All depends on what mood I am in.

Rachel recommends:

Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch
Rivers of London
by Ben Aaronovitch | Buy this book
This book as it all magic, intrigue and detective work.
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Layla (Reading)

It would be lovely to make some new friends who love reading, I love rom coms, thrillers, murder mystery and am trying to get into romantasy!

Layla recommends:

The Last List of Mabel Beaumont  by Laura Pearson
The Last List of Mabel Beaumont
by Laura Pearson | Buy this book
Mabel's husband passes away and leaves a note for her to find 'D', a special someone in her life. The story follows Mabel's search and the new people she meets along the way, it's a beautiful story that makes you fall in love with the characters.
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Nikita Thakrar (Slough)

A curious author on a journey of self-discovery, inspiring others along the way...

Nikita Thakrar recommends:

Meditation through Poetry by Nikita Thakrar
Meditation through Poetry
by Nikita Thakrar | Buy this book
A collection of mindful, heartfelt poems designed to guide readers through self-reflection and emotional growth. Each poem serves as a doorway to explore themes of life, love, loss, and renewal, offering moments of peace and introspection in our fast-paced world. Perfect for readers seeking mindfulness and personal growth, this book blends poetic expression with reflection prompts, encouraging you to journal and connect with their innermost self.
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G.C. (Windsor)

I would be described as eclectic. I enjoy all genres! I recommend A Gentleman in Moscow.

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Lucy (Reading)

I’m 28, just moved into Reading area from London and looking to make some new girl friends! I’m super easy going, love to read dark romances, but also like rom-coms and Romantasy books :) currently reading the Emily McIntire’s Twisted from her Never After Series. Happy to meet whenever, quite flexible honestly. Lets talk!

Lucy recommends:

Hooked by Emily McIntire
Hooked
by Emily McIntire | Buy this book
The realistic twist the author put on a classic Disney story is absolutely brilliant and highly recommend this whole series!
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Ames (Reading)

Looking for a book club having just moved to the area. Into pretty much anything genre wise!

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Pedro (Ascot)

aspiring author

Pedro recommends:

Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories by P.Frost
Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories
by P.Frost | Buy this book
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 | Buy this book
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".
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pedro (Ascot)

I have just become a published author

pedro recommends:

Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories by P.Frost
Uncle Chris's Collection of Short Stories
by P.Frost | Buy this book
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 | Buy this book
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".
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Flo (Reading)

Hello! I've recently moved to Reading and I'd love to join or create a book club. I read everything but I love literary fiction, magic realism, short stories, detective stories, ghost stories and anything a bit witchy. I'm hoping to meet new people in the area and would love to hear from you if you're feeling similarly bookish!

Flo recommends:

A Ghost in the Throat
by Doireann Ní Ghríofa | Buy this book
’This is a female text borne of guilt and desire, stitched to a soundtrack of cartoon nursery rhymes.’ ‘This is a female text and it is a tiny miracle that it even exists, as it does in this moment, lifted to another consciousness by the ordinary wonder of type. Ordinary, too, the ricochet of thought that swoops, now, from my body to yours.’ ‘This is a female text, written in the twenty-first century. How late it is. How much has changed. How little.’ ‘This is a female text, which is also a caoineadh: a dirge and a drudge-song, an anthem of praise, a chant and a keen, a lament and an echo, a chorus and a hymn. Join in.’ This is a strange and beautiful book about women telling stories of birth and death across centuries in Ireland. It's about motherhood and grief and longing and language. It is part memoir and part translation of an old Irish story from 1773. When I finished it I felt lucky to have found something so beautiful, and I also felt completely haunted by it.
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