Book clubs in Buckinghamshire

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

All listings in Buckinghamshire

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Added 8 days ago

Megan (Amersham)

Hi I’m in my early 20’s looking to make some new friends. I like mystery novels, autobiography’s and thriller/horror books. I’m in the Amersham area.

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Added 24 days ago

Diane A (Amersham)

I'm looking to meet writers, and readers, anyone who enjoys prose, poetry, fiction and who is interested in getting together to discuss and tear the meat off the bones of a piece of writing, professional, unpublished, unknown or JK Rowling. I write and love to hear people's opinions on a script and I love to read others work. I dont know if there any clubs or meetings that take place but Id love to be a part of one again.

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Added 30 days ago

Liz (Milton Keynes)

I read mostly crime and thriller books though I am always on the look out for something that doesn’t fit the norm

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Em (High Wycombe)

Looking to find a local group meeting once a month

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Jake (High Wycombe)

I'm new to the area and a book lover, I'm looking to meet up and make friends with like minded people in the area.

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Sam (Milton Keynes)

I love thriller and romantic books. I read non fiction books at times. Looking for some suggestions and would love to meet up anytime.

Sam recommends:

Verity by Colleen Hoover
Verity
by Colleen Hoover | Buy this book
You might not like Collen Hoover's books in the romantic genre but this thriller is a must-read.
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Vincent (High Wycombe)

I'm not. Just signing up to contact someone opening a charity bookshop looking for volunteers

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Emily (Amersham)

I'm interested in meeting more people in the Amersham area and I'm hoping that a shared love of books is a good place to start. I'm mid 40's and enjoy contemporary fiction

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Dotun (Milton Keynes)

Hi, I’m Dotun, I’m really passionate about reading and exploring new ideas through books. Whether it’s fiction, non-fiction, or something in between, I enjoy diving into different worlds, perspectives, and stories. I’m looking to join a book group because I love the idea of sharing those reading experiences with others, discussing themes, characters, and the deeper meanings behind what we read. I also appreciate how book groups can introduce me to genres or authors I might not normally pick up. I’m excited about the idea of learning from others’ perspectives and bringing my own thoughts to the table. Plus, it’s always great to connect with fellow book lovers and have those lively discussions that make a good story even more impactful.

Dotun recommends:

The Left Hand of Darkness  by Ursula K. Le Guin
The Left Hand of Darkness
by Ursula K. Le Guin | Buy this book
The novel delves into deep philosophical questions about human nature, otherness, and understanding. It explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, duality, and what it means to belong. It also highlights the challenges of intercultural communication and the alienation that can arise from differences, both physical and ideological.
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Rahaj (High Wycombe)

My name is Rahaj, I'm 18 years old and I wish to make friends in the book club as well as share my interests with them in various topics!

Rahaj recommends:

Spook's Apprentice  by Joseph Delaney
Spook's Apprentice
by Joseph Delaney | Buy this book
It's a fantasy book about a young boy who's the seventh son of a seventh son. It leads us to a journey of his to become a Spook. A decent book I would recommend to fantasy lovers
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judy (Milton Keynes)

I love reading books that introduce me to new ideas for how I can think differently or how the world could be different.

judy recommends:

Disoriental
by Negar Djavadi | Buy this book
This book is so generous in the way Negar talks to us and tells us about so many complexities of community, culture, history and politics in Iran, the terror that is created by borders, and the life long impact of migration. At the same time, as someone with a different life experience, there is so much to relate to. I loved that people and Kimia's relationship to the world move around and definitely exist beyond the binary. A gem of a book.
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Mark (Aylesbury)

Interesting in finding a book club whose members enjoy similar types of books to me, both to spur myself to read more but also to meet nice people

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Susan high Wycombe (High Wycombe)

Hi I would like to meet and make friends my name is Susan wilks I am a non driver so would like it to be local I enjoy reading fiction books as a child I loved Enid Blyton books

Susan high Wycombe recommends:

A lucky break
by Linda Page | Buy this book
I love saga books she has wrote great books I have most of them
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Ella (Aylesbury)

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AAAmersham (Amersham)

Looking for a local book club close to Amersham to rekindle my love of reading and getting more out of each book by chatting and sharing ideas. Open to Amersham, the Chalfonts, Beaconsfield, Chesham.

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fizzymangojuice (High Wycombe)

I like literary fiction, and am getting into non-fiction at the moment. I'm interested in reading more non-fiction and translated literature, as well as trying out a more diverse range of themes. However, my main motive is to be able to discuss and be on the same page (no pun intended) as I don't know many people who read the same books I do. I'm a slow reader so I'll need more time to get through the allocated book.

fizzymangojuice recommends:

Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler
Parable of the Sower
by Octavia E. Butler | Buy this book
Masterful world building and commentary, rich characters and makes you feel and think.
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Reader245 (Aylesbury)

I’m 24 years old, not been living in Buckinghamshire for very long so I haven’t really made any friends. I’ve recently just started getting into reading books and thought why not join a book club to have someone to talk to about what I’ve read and to be able to socialise.

Reader245 recommends:

Twisted love
by Anna Huang | Buy this book
There are soo many plot twists!
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Mel (Amersham)

Looking to meet like minded people and discuss great fiction books!

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Roh786 (High Wycombe)

I actually work for a charity which give away free books and we are opening a new shop in High Wycombe very soon, we can maybe create a reading club via the shop and we're also looking to attract some good volunteers.

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Josie (High Wycombe)

Looking to meet new people and find new books to read

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