Book clubs in Buckinghamshire

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

All listings in Buckinghamshire

Added 3 days ago

Bobby K (High Wycombe)

I love to read though must confess to sticking with the same authors and genres. I'd really like to be challenged by fellow readers to try out recommendations from alternative authors and/or genres. Currently reading the "Gabriel Allon" series of books by Daniel Silva. Lee Child, Michael Connelly and David Baldacci have been other authors I have enjoyed with the occasional PG Wodehouse "Jeeves and Wooster" book thrown in for a laugh! It would be lovely to be part of a "face-to-face" group, perhaps meeting in a local coffee shop or other public venue.

Bobby K recommends:

Die with Zero

by Bill Perkins | Buy this book

It made me realise that making memories with those you love is the reason for living.

Added 6 days ago

Elizabeth (Newport Pagnell)

I love a wide range of genres, but mainly read fiction. Always up for a recommendation.

Elizabeth recommends:

Jane Eyre

by Charlotte Bronte | Buy this book

I love how beyond its time the themes are. Jane is fiercely independent and has such a strong sense of self, even though her sex and position in the world, do not offer her any advantages. She believes in love and will not accept second best.

Added 14 days ago

Elliethereader (Chesham)

I am a Kiwi in her late 20's who is new to the UK and is looking for a book club of those who love reading as much as I do. I love to read a wide a variety of fantasy, romantasy, dystopian, historical and magical realism books. (a bit of non-fiction when I'm in the right mood as well). My book taste are as follows: The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak Powerless by Lauren Roberts The Throne of Glass Series by Sarah.j.Maas On writing by Stephen King DIvine Rivals by Rebecca Ross

Elliethereader recommends:

Throne of Glass

by Sarah.J.Maas | Buy this book

Love the growth ands complexity of the plots of each characters. This is a tale of growth, loss and ultimately sacrifice that comes as each character grows.

The Book Thief

by Marcus Zusak | Buy this book

Death is the narrator is one of the many beautiful things in this book. It is set in WW2 Germany and taken from the fresh perspective of a 12 year old who is living in this society that has been warped by anti-semitism.

Added 16 days ago

Poe-sitively Thrilled by Books (High Wycombe)

Looking to join an in person book club in/near the area of High Wycombe. Currently devouring romance/romantasy/dark romance but also love YA and a good thriller

Added 22 days ago

Isabella Ann (Milton Keynes)

Hello! My name is Isabella and I am hoping to meet other like-minded people in my local area! I am a big bookworm with a never ending TBR list who loves to go to local coffee shops, the library and to read outside in nature. I read mostly classic books and historical fiction, but I also enjoy some non-fiction and anything that takes my fancy! I don't enjoy reading any very scary or violent books like crime or horror. 📚

Isabella Ann recommends:

Pride and Prejudice

by By Jane Austen | Buy this book

(Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë is another firm favourite!) The great love story of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy, Jane Austen's witty lines, laughable characters and the lighthearted cheerfulness, this is a favourite classic of mine! 🥰

Added 24 days ago

Bella (Buckingham)

28 year old - Looking to start /join a new book club in and around Aylesbury/Milton Keynes. Life/work got in the way and would love to rekindle my love of reading again and meet new people.

MDXreads (Chesham)

Im a mid-20s guy who only recently discovered the joy of reading — now I'm making up for lost time. I’ve especially fallen for Japanese literature in translation; there’s something about the quiet depth and subtle emotion that really resonates with me. Always up for thoughtful stories, slow-burn plots, and characters that linger in your mind long after the last page.

MDXreads recommends:

What you are looking for is in the library

by Michiko Aoyama | Buy this book

GabiS24 (Gerrards Cross)

mia (Milton Keynes)

I read/listen to books of various genres, including non fictions and from classical to contemporary lit. Lately I finished The Flash Boys, Catch-22, The Invention of Hugo Cabret, re-read Call of the Wild and White Fang and have been working to get started with Consider Phlebas by Iain M Banks. For non-fictions, just finished The Psychology of Money and last year Sapiens, now re-visiting The Archaeology of Mind. It would be nice to be able to discuss thoughts on the books, so it's both social and stimulating.

Valerie (Newport Pagnell)

I run a friendly book club in Newport Pagnell where we read classic and literary fiction and some non-fiction too. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of every month in a local cafe on the high street. New members welcome. Find us on FB or look for our poster in the local library.

Katie (Amersham)

Bit of an introvert but loves books and reading. Fiction wise like a good Murder mystery but looking to try other genres. Non Fiction is travel, history and architecture. However, will read anything as long as the characters and ploy are good. Would like to meet other readers and read new genres.

MegzBookReader93 (High Wycombe)

Really want to join a book club local to me. I love romance, fantasy, crime, paranormal and various other genres.

EliDos (Gerrards Cross)

Hi! I’m in my early twenties, getting a degree and enjoying reading books. Would love to meet other people who share my love for reading and talk all things books together :)

EliDos recommends:

Crime and Punishment

by Fyodor Dostoevsky | Buy this book

The book is an unsettling and thrilling character portrait of a struggling man. I keep rereading it and every time it unfolds to me in a different light.

DP eternal bookworm (High Wycombe)

When I finish yet another amazing book I always want to share the moment. I love being sociable but I want to join a group that love reading and socialising. I don’t stick to a set genre of reads, diversity is prescribed by time and location.

DP eternal bookworm recommends:

There are Rivers in the Sky

by Elif Shafak | Buy this book

It flips backwards and forwards in time, characters and is a story woven around two majestic rivers.

JesseReader (High Wycombe)

Hiya! I'm a not-so-big reader with a 2025 resolution to get back into reading! I'm looking to make some book friends I can chat about latest reads with and form a book club! I love reading fiction and non-fiction, from a lot of genres! My latest reads are Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurty (In a bit of a cowboy kick at the moment) and Written in Bone by Sue Black!

Josie (High Wycombe)

I like to read, looking to find a bookclub to join

GusCoops (Newport Pagnell)

Looking for an enjoyable pastime interacting with like minded individuals

GusCoops recommends:

A Man in Full

by Tom Wolfe | Buy this book

It is an epic, characters are so deep, plot exhilarating, landscapes beautiful.

The Wit (High Wycombe)

Hi there! I’m an introverted and neurodivergent reader who’s new to the area. I’ve been reading fiction for a few years now, with a particular love for epic and dark fantasy. Just looking to connect with like-minded people here, and maybe join a book club where we can socialise and dive into deep discussions about our favourite books.

The Wit recommends:

Malazan: Book of the fallen

by Steven Erikson | Buy this book

It’s like looking through a window into a whole new universe. The world building is amazing with no typical heroes and villains, instead it is full of complex and grey characters. The politics, warfare and philosophy, it has got all of it and the depth of writing style is just fantastic.

Bev (Great Missenden)

To meet people and make friends

Cathy (Milton Keynes)

"I am looking for a book club where I can meet people and discuss all kinds of books. I enjoy literature, politics, history, social, fiction, and science fiction—especially thought-provoking reads that broaden horizons. I am open to recommendations and love discovering new perspectives through books. My goal is to engage in meaningful discussions and connect with others who share a passion for reading."