Book clubs in Cheshire

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

All listings in Cheshire

Janlocal reader (Wilmslow)

I love reading & would love to join a group of like minded people that enjoy reading too. I’m happy to try any type of book but particularly like crime thrillers. I’ve recently discovered Shari Lapena, I’ve really enjoyed reading those books!

Taylor (Chester)

Hi! I am looking for a book club near me that is interested in chatting about YA/new adult fantasy/ romantasy and romance books.

Taylor recommends:

Shadow in the ember

by Jennifer L Armentrout | Buy this book

Gripping story and well paced. Good attention to side characters not just the two mains. Good world-building and romance.

Aim (Warrington)

I love to read but the business of life has taken over and I'm hoping to reconnect with reading and meet some likeminded people

Joseph (Altrincham)

Hello. I have fairly recently moved to Altrincham and I would like to meet new people. I am a lover of reading and I have an eclectic taste. To give you some idea I have recently read Jean de Florette and Manon des Sources and am currently reading the complete works of HG Wells. I prefer books by authors to those by celebrities. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Rachel (Warrington)

Love getting lost in a book, I have my favourites but I'm open to exploring all genres. I would love to connect with other book lovers in my area.

KBRose (Northwich)

I’ve lived in Northwich for about a year but work from home so haven’t made any friends! I love reading and discussing books and would love to join a book club, or start one if there aren’t any existing! :)

KBRose recommends:

Speak of the Devil

by Rose Wilding | Buy this book

Hell hath no fury like seven women scorned.

Becky (Macclesfield)

Got back into reading last year and completed a challenge of one book per week! 😍 most into fantasy and romance, but would also be interested in crime! Looking to make friends in the Macclesfield / Prestbury area and join a book club to share recommendations and booktok memes 😂

Becky recommends:

Fourth Wing

by Rebecca Yarros | Buy this book

Gripping fantasy from start to finish, with amazing cliffhanger - hooked on the romance storyline and dragons 😍

Eleanor (Macclesfield)

All genres, including poetry, though not light romantic novels. Particularly enjoy analysing storylines and discovering other reader’s thoughts. Would be happy to play host to get a small group started.

Pam (Alderley Edge)

I have many hobbies and interests so find it easy to be busy. However, I also like to read and think that meeting up with a book club once a month would help me to focus on a particular book.

Char (Altrincham)

Looking for a book club :)

Alexandra (Chester)

Looking to find a book club in my local area, I’m in my 30s and will read just about anything, and always want to discuss the books afterwards!

Cathy (Altrincham)

52 years old. Normal working mum. Love walking, reading and trying new recipes

Cathy recommends:

The Black Tower

by P D James | Buy this book

The Queen of Crime keeps suspense, side-plots, dry humour until the end.

Catherine (Altrincham)

love reading fiction and crime. would like to meet up with like minded people once a week or once a month

Catherine recommends:

The Black Tower

by P D James | Buy this book

The Queen of Crime keeps suspense, side-plots, dry humour until the end.

JessieG89 (Warrington)

Hi I'm Jess - I live in Warrington, and looking to join a book club. I enjoy reading thrillers and romance as well as self help books.

Cathy (Sandbach)

Busy Mum making time to read

Haymi (Warrington)

I want to meet with friends and share experience.

Feven (Warrington)

I am an adult new in the city and I am looking to join a new bookclub and meet new friends.

WLS1959 (Wilmslow)

Hello my name is Wendy, I'm 64 a nurse of 40+ years and currently work 20hrs a week. I would like to meet and make friends with those who enjoy reading and discussing their choices with others.

WLS1959 recommends:

An Evil Cradling

by Brian Keenan | Buy this book

Brian 'makes the emptiness of imprisonment speak' Not the most enjoyable novel I've ever read but definitely the one which has left the greatest and hasn't been equaled in the subsequent decades. I think it should be essential reading on the GCSE syllabus, for English language/literature/politics/psychology and generally an education of life.

muriel (Northwich)

hi i recently moved to Cuddington near Northwich i have recently did a degree in science but now i want to meet people online to read books of all authors i am housebound due to accidents so talking to ladies on their authors and reading them would be great

muriel recommends:

The Letter

by Kathryn Hughes | Buy this book

Tina Craig works all the hours she can and volunteers in a charity shop when going through a a second hand suit finds a letter in the pocket when she opens the letter her life changes a beautiful story and just could not put the book down

Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine

by Gail Honeyman | Buy this book

Eleanor leads a simple life and happy in her own way but something happens to change her life its about loneliness and the power of kindness very funny at times and unforgettable a book one loves to read over and over again