Book clubs in Cheshire

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

All listings in Cheshire

Added about 21 hours ago

Hannah (Congleton)

I love a range of genres, reading had always been my comfort so I thought a book club would be a good way to make friends

Added 9 days ago

Rachel (Runcorn)

Lover of fantasy, sci-fi, self help and romance books, hoping to chat about any thing and everything with fellow book lovers. Open to most book recs and thrive off of a reading challenge

Added 15 days ago

Maia (Warrington)

Hi, I’m a lover of all types of romance book and have recently gotten into fantasy and a bit of horror. I don’t really have anyone to talk about books with. I would love to have people to debrief and discuss opinions about a book with :)

Added 21 days ago

Heather (Tarporley)

Crime thrillers

Added 21 days ago

Krys (Warrington)

I want to meet new people, and get to share the joy of entertaining and interesting books together. I've never been much of a reader, but I know that being in a club would motivate me to read more. I appreciate self help and biographies, however iam open to fiction.

Added 24 days ago

Alfie (Warrington)

I'm 17 and looking to make friends since I've been getting into reading

Alfie recommends:

Annihilation

by Jeff Vandermeer | Buy this book

Really interesting sci-fi mixed with natural world stuff

Added 24 days ago

sagelovesbooks (Warrington)

i'd just like to meet new friends!

Added 24 days ago

Helen (Warrington)

I prefer contemporary general fiction, historical fiction and some classics. I love discovering new authors, usually through recommendations.

Helen recommends:

The Shadow Of The Wind

by Carlos Ruiz Zafón | Buy this book

A fantastic historical drama about the power of books and so much more.

Heather (Tarporley)

Looking for new hobbies/interests. I enjoy crime fiction

Mr. (Chester)

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nikki (Ellesmere Port)

Recently rediscovered my reading mojo, mostly through audio books while I crochet! But would love to have people to char to about books we're reading.

Ashley (Chester)

Hi, would you like to start a book club together?

Ashley recommends:

Great Gatsby

by F. Scott Fitzgerald | Buy this book

Everything

Fiona (Macclesfield)

Love reading mostly contemporary fiction but always open to suggestions. Looking to join a local book club to share book suggestions and meet like minded people.

Jacqui (Nantwich)

I am a retired lady newish to Nantwich who needs to get back into reading. Would like to meet up and find out what other people thought of the books.

Callum (Runcorn)

I'm 24, male. Bit of a loner however I'm happy with that as I hate the idea of being around people you don't want to be around. I love reading, so the next logical step was to find a book club.

Callum recommends:

Lessons in Chemistry

by Bonnie Garmus | Buy this book

Zott is the strongest character I've ever read about. What makes her strong is the fact she is proudly smart and in her times, this was unacceptable. She did not give two f*cks tho. She fights a war on prejudice and sexism by just being herself and refusing to accept the "norm".

Callum (Runcorn)

24 years old, he/him. Looking to make friends with a similar passion to mine, mainly read fantasy and sci-fi. Quite new to reading (started about two years ago). Currently reading Lord of the Rings: Two Towers.

Callum recommends:

Lessons in Chemistry

by Bonnie Garmus | Buy this book

EllieBookClub (Chester)

In my mid twenties. Just moved to Chester and looking to find an active book club. Interested in reading anything from classics, thrillers and fantasy. Currently reading What a Way to Go by Bella Mackie

Nicola Ashbrook (Northwich)

Not sure if this is allowed but I’m an author and my debut novel is perfect for book clubs! As an author with a small, independent press, it’s tricky to connect your book with the right audience so I thought this might be a good forum. I’m also an avid reader and always looking for recommendations.

Nicola Ashbrook recommends:

The Dispensary

by Nicola Ashbrook | Buy this book

With its blend of romance, mystery and a sprinkling of magical realism, this book is a cosy read, perfect for fans of Japanese or Korean literature like Dallergut Dream Department store. With its highly unusual setting ( a mysterious prescription-dispensing facility) and range of discussable issues, it’s well-suited as a book club choice. If you read contemporary fiction like Lessons in Chemistry, anything by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Celeste Ng or Sarah Winman, you might enjoy The Dispensary.

Pauline (Middlewich)

I’m a 67 year old retiree living alone and looking to expand my social circle. I love reading and my tastes are varied but I do love a good thriller / whodunnit. My most recent reads are The maid (Nita Prosse), The wind / Pinball (Murakami), The bullet that missed (Richard Osman) and I’m just starting on The sun does shine (Anthony Ray Hilton). I like to play scrabble and enjoy cryptic crosswords. I’m looking for a local group because I don’t drive. I’d like to meet up about once a month, I’d love to hear other peoples’ recommendations.

Pauline recommends:

A man called Ove

by Fredrik Backman | Buy this book

This is a short and easy read, but incredibly moving ( I genuinely cried whilst reading it ) . At the beginning Ove appears to be a grumpy interfering old busybody; a thoroughly unlikeable character who is disliked by his neighbours. However, as Backman develops the character and I learned more about his past I developed a great empathy and understanding of this complex character. Backman deals with the themes of loneliness, suicide and death with enormous skill and sensitivity, often with a delicious black humour. Ove’s life is turned around when a new neighbour moves in; a young single mum with a boisterous child; everything that Ove would ordinarily disapprove of, and the development of their relationship is joyously satisfying . In my opinion this book is a little masterpiece. I have recommended/ given a copy to all my family and friends and, without exception, they have all loved it.

Jules (Warrington)

I need to get back into a previous passion. I enjoy strong female characters but happy to broaden my horizons. Also building new friendships would be an added bonus.