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 3 days ago

Wayward Pages: The Sandbach Chapter (Sandbach)

Welcome to our women’s only book club in Sandbach, a relaxed and friendly Sunday afternoon gathering for anyone who loves reading and good conversation. Perfect for the ladies who can't attend a book club in the weekday evening. This is a welcoming, informal group with no pressure and no quizzes or homework – just a chance to chat about great reads, meet new people and enjoy a cosy meet in a lovely pub. We meet at The Military Arms in Sandbach! Food isn’t provided at the venue, but you’re very welcome to bring something from home or grab a bite from one of Sandbach’s lovely local eateries to enjoy during the session. Drinks of course can be provided from the bar - hot drinks are also available. Come along, discover new books, and be part of a growing community of women who love to read. Tickets can be purchased on waywardevents.uk.

Added 3 days ago

Friday Night Pages (Crewe)

Looking for great conversations, new perspectives and an excuse to read something you might never have picked up? Friday Night Pages is Wayward Events' friendly, inclusive book club in Crewe, welcoming men, women and non-binary people for an evening of books, conversation and plenty of laughs at The Rising Sun in Wistaston. You don't need to be a bookworm, a fast reader or an expert. Whether you loved the book, hated it or didn't quite finish it, you're welcome to join the discussion. Some of our best conversations come from completely different opinions! Each month, one of our members chooses three books, and everyone votes for the one we'll read next. From contemporary fiction and classics to thrillers, memoirs and everything in between, every month brings something different. Tickets can be purchased on waywardevents.uk.

Added 11 days ago

Callum (Warrington)

Hey, I'm in my mid twenties and as I assume many know, making friends as an adult is hard 😂. I am looking to join a bookclub to make friends while reading some new books.

Added 30 days ago

Alan (Ellesmere Port)

Im just retired, so plenty time to start reading more, i enjoy Peter May, going to start reading Lynda La Plante series. Hope to meet new people, im available any day or evening.

Christopher Tradgett (Northwich)

New Author of contemporary fiction on family relationships around adoption

Alex (Sandbach)

Hiya, I'm a woman in her early - mid twenties and I really love books! I mainly love and read horror, but I'm usually more than happy to read anything. I'm just looking to meet some new people and be able to chat about different stories :).

Alex recommends:

Our Wives Under the Sea

by Julia Armfield | Learn more and buy

This is my absolute favourite book I have read this year! The writing style is so beautiful and the story is just so perfectly constructed. I am such a fan of nautical horror and this book really caught me off guard with its direction and the way that it shows you the characters.

Penny_speed (Alderley Edge)

Hi, I'm in my early twenties and I have just moved to Cheshire and I'm looking for a book club to meet some new people but also to read some new books. I'm open to different genres to try as well!😊

Griff (Northwich)

I am hoping to discover new books, explore different genres that maybe I wouldn’t usually read. As well as talk about books and authors that I love. I’d like to find a regular read and discuss group locally, or online if there isn’t anything near me. It would be nice if there was a social/friendly element to it too. As I am trying to expand my social connections alongside something I enjoy to do myself..

Griff recommends:

Engleby

by Sebastian Faulks | Learn more and buy

The darkly funny, first-person narration is a brilliant exploration of the unreliable narrator. Loaded with psychological nuance and explores memory and sanity.

Tom (Altrincham)

I love philosophy and sociology. I love exploring how we became who we are, and how society has reacted to our past. I'd like to meet around once a month and chat with like minded people.

David (Nantwich)

I’m friendly, open-minded, and enjoy good conversation. I like reading books that make me think, whether that’s fiction, thrillers, or something that helps me see life differently. I’m also keen to meet new people and try new things. I’m looking to join a book club because I’d enjoy sharing ideas, hearing different perspectives, and making reading a bit more social. It feels like a great way to connect with others, discover books I might not choose myself, and be part of something positive and interesting.

Natalie (Macclesfield)

I've recently had some huge life events and now that they're all over, I'm finding myself trying to discover what I enjoy again, just for me! I want to enjoy the quiet time I have whilst also remaining sociable and having interests. When I'm on my own, I love to read so would be really nice to enjoy it with others!

Lauren (Northwich)

I enjoy reading everything from the classics to science fiction. I’m looking to join a book club in the Northwich area.

Deecent (Warrington)

In a reading slump! I like horror and romantasy mainly but I'll give anything a go. Love to hear what other people are reading

Deecent recommends:

That's Not My Name

by Megan Lally | Learn more and buy

Sad twist at the end really made this book stand out

Hard Luck Jenny

by David Sodergren | Learn more and buy

Short read but brilliant. Disturbing but thats David Sodergren for you

Silvia (Chester)

I’m interested in joining the reading group as I’ve always enjoyed reading, but over time I found myself with less opportunity to dedicate to it. As I’m now reducing my working hours, I’m keen to reconnect with that interest and make reading a more regular part of my routine again. I’d really value the chance to share perspectives, discover new books, and be part of a group that enjoys thoughtful discussion.

Stephen Small (Warrington)

I'm an author, and my first novel, 'The Life and Death of Abercrombie Lyle,' is an historical mystery thriller set in fascist Italy with an alternative history twist. My writing is informed by a doctorate in Modern History and a BA in Philosophy, Politics & Economics, both from Oxford University – as well the history of my own family of Irish immigrants to Liverpool in the early 20th century. I've taught history and political thought in several US and UK universities, including UC Berkeley, Boston College, San Francisco State, and St. Mary’s University Twickenham. And I've written several non-fiction works, including 'An Irish Century 1845-1945' and 'Political Thought in Ireland, 1776-1798', published by Oxford University Press. Originally from Liverpool, I now live in Warrington, and I'm looking for book clubs in the Cheshire / Liverpool / Manchester area that would be interested in having a local author join their group for a reading or to talk about their book. If you're interested, please feel free to contact me on: stephen@stephensmall.co.uk Or visit my website to find out more about my writing: www.stephensmall.co.uk.

KatieReadsBooks (Warrington)

Hi, I’m a 26 year old woman and I’m looking to join a book club to discuss books with other avid readers. I enjoy a wide variety of genres but particularly like; literary fiction, classics, historical fiction and crime. I am open to exploring other genres and suggestions as long as others would do the same and explore great books together! Warrington based.

KatieReadsBooks recommends:

Circe

by Madeline Miller | Learn more and buy

It’s a fantastic Greek mythology retelling - it’s captivating, emotional and interesting! Loved this book - it’s written by the author of the well known book - The Song of Achilles

AliceMck (Wilmslow)

Looking for a book club around the Wilmslow/ Cheshire area to meet new people and discover new books ☺️

Antisocial Book Club- Silent Reading Group: Altrincham (Altrincham)

Bring your own book, e-reader, magazine, newspaper etc. All genres and reading formats are welcome. Order food or drink and settle down for an hour of silent reading. At the end of the hour, you can choose to stay and socialise, or not. No pressure, no judgement. Silent reading groups are gatherings where individuals come together to read quietly, often in a designated space like a café, bar, library etc. Unlike traditional book clubs, there is no assigned reading material; participants bring their own books, magazines, or e-readers. The focus is on enjoying personal reading time while being surrounded by fellow readers, creating a peaceful atmosphere for literary enjoyment.

Crime and Nourishment Book Club and Social Dining Group- Altrincham (Altrincham)

Crime and Nourishment is a book club and social dining group for fans of crime fiction. Every month we meet to socialise over a meal then chat about our chosen book. It is very informal, probably a little different to any book club you may have been to before...and thats the way we like it 😊 Do we make it up as we go along?...yes! Do we have a great time?...yes!

JessEss (Stockport)

Hi I'm 43F and am interested in Science, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Modern Classics, Classics, and Philosophy. Looking to meet more like-minded people and to discuss books.