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 10 days ago

Nicola fantom (Hyde)

I've just moved to the area and looking for ways to get to know fellow book lovers near to me and get to know people.

Added 13 days ago

Paul (Macclesfield)

Mostly enjoy sci-fi/thrillers but will read anything

Added 18 days ago

Sophie (Warrington)

I have recently gotten back into reading and would like to meet new people to discuss different books with. I am currently reading the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J Maas and I am keen to discover new series from recommendations of other readers or from a book club.

Added 22 days ago

Yang (Chester)

Meet new friends read and socialize

Added 27 days ago

Alice (Northwich)

In my late 20s and enjoy reading historical fiction and non fiction. Also dabble in the Classics and romantic novels. At the moment I’m reading Philippe Sands ‘East West Street’ and would like to find a book club close by.

TheBookishman7 (Warrington)

My name is Leon got into reading a few years back and have been loving it ever since. I'm mainly into fantasy, psychology, philosophy and fictional books with the odd genre here and there. Excited to hopefully find some people with similar interests, make some friends and get some different perspectives on reading.

AlanW (Middlewich)

Hello, I’m a long time retired royal naval officer though I don’t tell people as my career was not what people imagine. I’m now in my 81st year and still enjoy reading a broad range of books from well known authors as well as some of the more obscure ones, recent reads Include The three body problem, and currently a Jeffery Archer selection. A widower and partially disabled I no longer drive but can get around Middlewich on a scooter. I am interested in meeting up with people for conversation and sharing other opinions.

Demomorgan (Warrington)

Quite new to the romantasy side of life, but loving it. Love reading books similar to hunger games, maze runner, empyrean series, Harry Potter, ect... I would love people just bounce off when reading. Don't have many friends where I live or at all, so it would be so great to connect with people who have similar interests. People who live close by to go to midnight launches with, or even people who can connect with online would be great. I love Stranger Things, Harry Potter, reading, skateboaring, riding my bike.

Demomorgan recommends:

Fourth Wing

by Rebecca Yarros | Buy this book

It got me out of my book slump and back to falling in love with reading.

Bec (Congleton)

Love to read anything, love to talk about books, love to meet new people who love books!

williams.mdw (Warrington)

Classic and modern literature, science fiction.

Sandra (Altrincham)

Looking to get out there and try new things, whilst meeting new people! I probably want to keep it fairly fun and not too heavy. Although, I’d be open to trying new genres, that I wouldn’t normally go for (Classics). Maybe meet up fortnightly or monthly? Again I’m new to this, so open to suggestions 😊

L.A. (Crewe)

Book lover. Mum of 2. 30 something. Husky wrangler.

Andrew (Ellesmere Port)

I enjoy reading; Victorian novels, detective stories and history books. I would like to join a book club to discuss reading and to socialise.

Sam (Congleton)

I love reading mystery books, and thrillers.

Ebin (Macclesfield)

Hi! I’ve recently moved to Macclesfield and would love to join a book club. I enjoy fantasy, science fiction, and even classics, but I’m open to reading anything. If there’s a group I could join, let me know!

Darren (Sandbach)

I want to join a group that is mixed sex, not just women. I like crime, history, and self development

Ben (Stockport)

Looking to join book club

Claire (Chester)

Looking for a bookcase sp3cifically for Fantasy

Charlie (Knutsford)

Hi, I’m Charlie! I’m excited to join a book club to connect with like-minded people and enjoy great conversations. I look forward to broadening my horizons by learning from others’ perspectives and sharing ideas in a friendly, engaging environment.

Charlie recommends:

White Nights

by Fyodor Dostoevsky | Buy this book

I believe White Nights captures the reality of love rather than the idealised notion of it. It delves into love as a multifaceted emotion—complex, often difficult to express, and deeply tied to vulnerability. The story portrays the yearning and torment experienced by those who are eager for love but constrained by circumstances or emotions. It reveals that love, in its truest form, is not just about joy and connection but also about the pain, trust, and sacrifice it demands. This raw and honest depiction is what makes the book so powerful and relatable.