Book clubs in Cambridgeshire

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

All listings in Cambridgeshire

Saff (Cambridge)

I love romance and fantasy, would be great to meet some like minded people! We can choose a book and meet for coffee and share our thoughts and reflections xoxo

Grey (Huntingdon)

Hi, I’m a full-time working professional, and I’m working on developing a habit of reading books, which I feel I’ve let slip over time. I’ve heard that joining a book club can really help with this, so I’m looking forward to get back into reading & to meeting you. Thanks,

Hayley (Wisbech)

Looking to join a book club new to the area of west Walton looking to meet new friends with similar interests, like to read anything but love a good thriller

Hayley recommends:

Yellow face

by Rebecca f kuang | Buy this book

Easy read good plot with plenty of of twists

Julie (Wisbech)

I live in West Walton and am never without a book to read. I like a wide range of books including historical, thriller and detective novels - am currently reading Robert Galbraith's Running Grave. Would love to meet like minded readers in the area.

BooksLuvMe (Wisbech)

I'll like to join a bookclub in Wisbech area. Please let me know if you know of any.

Jo (Huntingdon)

I've just moved to Cambridgeshire and am looking to meet new people and hopefully have good conversations about books. I read most genres, although I don't particularly enjoy fantasy novels. I read a lot of non-fiction as well, particularly history and biography/memoir

Brian (Cambridge)

I guess I read about two non-fiction books for each fiction book. There is a huge wealth of non-fiction books out there at the moment that seek to shed light on this crazy world we live in. I love the world of ideas and theories - the best book I have read recently was John Higgs 'Stranger than we can imagine'. I have recently retired, and have diverse interests including guitar making/playing and writing, and I am also looking to either join or start a book group that meets in person, preferably in central Cambridge (I live just north of Cambridge), to discuss works of non-fiction, that can be anything accessible to the lay-person. So it could be politics/society/history/science/economics/biography etc. Is there anyone or group out there of similar inclination?

Kat (Cambridge)

I love reading and talking all things books. It would be great to join/start a local book club to hopefully meet others who feel the same!

Kat (Ely)

I love reading and talking all things books, it would be great to find or start a local book club and hopefully meet others who feel the same!

Siani (Warboys)

I read romance, mystery, thriller, historical fiction, fantasy and romantasy. I love to attend regular book signing or events at waterstones and then meet new people to discuss books and reading. Running out of room in my house and little library. I work full time for the NHS but will always make time for reading.

Siani recommends:

Funny Story

by Emily Henry | Buy this book

A fun romance and comfy read to get through the summer.

Shannont (Huntingdon)

I’m looking to meet new friends and joins book club. I’m new to reading so unsure of where to start and what genre I will like.

Miranda (Ely)

I'm a fantasy romance lover mostly, but I also enjoy the odd mystery, comedy, dystopia and sci-fi. Looking for people to yap with about cool stories and hopefully make some friends along the way!

Miranda recommends:

Animal: The Autobiography of a Female Body

by Sara Pascoe | Buy this book

This book is nothing like my usual genres, it's non-fiction and talks about evolution. BUT it is the only book I will recommend to 100% of the people I meet. Comedian Sara Pascoe talks through her experiences as a woman wanting to understand the evolution of our relationships, both with others and ourselves. It's hilarious and I actually learned so much without even realising it. Everyone should read this book as it gives such a raw and unfiltered look into sex, relationships, our bodies and how and why these have evolved over time. Everyone should read this book.

Michael (Wisbech)

I am a media teacher who has just moved to the area. I like reading and writing, including poetry although I don't have much experience (apart from card poems) I used to be in a writing group in Brighton that was a lot of fun. Hope yu have space for me.

Andressa (Cambridge)

I’m a book lover with a special love for classics and mystery novels. I’ve recently moved to Cambridge and I would like to make new friends who enjoy these same genres. I’d love to exchange book recommendations and have discussions with other book lovers.

Bookz (Wisbech)

I enjoy reading crime & thriller books. Favourite authors are Tess Gerritsen, J.M Dalgleish, Robert Bryndza. I mainly read on my Kindle Fire tablet and would enjoy meeting up to discuss the latest book.

Greadsbooks (March)

I have been looking for a local book club to join for a while but struggle to find one that is in the evenings or weekends. I work full time as a secondary school English teacher and would love to discuss books to people who have a love for reading.

Greadsbooks recommends:

Where the Crawdads sing

by Delia Owen’s | Buy this book

I love the mystery of the book but mostly the vivid descriptive imagery created by Owens.

Kacy (Peterborough)

Recently found my love for reading again, looking for online book club or bookish friends. I've delved into the sci-fi fantasy genre of books, but I love thriller and horror mostly with a little romance thrown in. Kindle and paperback reader 📚