Book clubs in Cornwall

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

All listings in Cornwall

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Johnny (Wadebridge)

My name is John. I have lived in Wadebridge for 4 years, I have always been interested in joining a friendly book club in my town. I have read & would be interested in trying more Classics, Adventure, SF, Love Stories, Drama.

Johnny recommends:

Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood
Cat's Eye
by Margaret Atwood | Learn more and buy
Everything. Atwood's keen observations on rivalry & bullying between girls and women in her narrative Canada.
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Wendy11 (Bude)

I am quite new to the area and not only enjoy reading but also meeting people. I enjoy all genres of books

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Badly Behaved Bookclub (Newquay)

πŸ–€ Badly Behaved Book Club πŸ–€ Always Badly Behaved, so why not meet up and talk about it... Smut, fantasy and dark romance meets girls night out, at three different venues. The meetings are once a month with some social events throughout the year. So whether you're a new reader, looking for other recommendations or open to meeting like-minded people, we would love to see you at the next meet up! Each month we are going to be choosing a specific genre, and then that will be the book choices for the month... Do you love your books Filthy? Fun? Smutty? DARK? Then, this is the book club for you!! ❀️‍πŸ”₯πŸ’β€β™€οΈ Each month we will dive into the latest read of the month, chosen by YOU! There will be plenty of opportunities to chat books; play spicy icebreaker games and meet like-minded people. 😍😍 Don't feel like reading the book? That's fine! Come along and chat all things bookish.❀️‍πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Don't like the book? No problem! Come along and let's chat about why!πŸ˜‡ There is no pressure at all. I want this to be a safe space for all... with no judgement, no high expectations and just enjoy a cheeky night out!! Everyone welcome!πŸ“š (18+)

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The Cornwall Romance Book Club (Truro)

If you love romance novels and want to make friends with likeminded women, then The Cornwall Romance Book Club is the group for you! Each month we choose a book (sometimes contemporary romance, other times historical or fantasy/paranormal/sci-fi) and organise a meet-up. There is never any pressure to read the book, as the meet-ups are mostly for socialising. We are a friendly, welcoming, corner of Romancelandia - and we cannot wait for you to join us! You can find our group on Facebook, just search "The Cornwall Romance Book Club". Please don't hesitate to let us know if you have any questions.

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HB (Newquay)

I enjoy reading and find it difficult to know what to read next.

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LauraM (Wadebridge)

I am relocating to wadebridge and would love to join a new and friendly book club. I currently attend one and would like to continue. I’m quite open to a lot of genres and do not have a specific favourite, I just enjoy reading

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Linsey (Bude)

Looking to join a bookclub for chat and cake

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Sarah (Truro)

I would love to be able to discuss a good read with other book lovers. I read a lot of popular fiction . I have read a lot of historical fiction in the past...

Sarah recommends:

The bee sting by Paul Murray
The bee sting
by Paul Murray | Learn more and buy
Fantastic characterisation
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hooked_onbooks (Truro)

I am looking for some friends to have fun talking to about books. I love romantasy and murder mysteries, while occasionally enjoying a classic like Little Woman by Louise May Alcott or Jane Eyre by Jane Austen. I love reading and read about 3 books a week.

hooked_onbooks recommends:

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
The Cruel Prince
by Holly Black | Learn more and buy
It has a political plot with a romance subplot. It has you raring to flip to the next page, desperate to see what's next and what Jude has gotten herself into this time. It shows the dangers of ambition and shows the effect of bullying on people. The book has themes of redemption and betrayal.
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Better read than dead. (Helston)

I'm looking to start a monthly meet up in Cornwall, Helston- penzance- Hayle-camborne sort of area. The idea is to read things you may not have have otherwise read ! I'm not a snob so pretty much anything goes within reason, each member gets a go picking the book. Could be fantasy, non fiction, the torah, books on gemstones, graphic novels etc. I will kick things off with 'the five' by Hallie rubenhold. It's about the lives of the five alleged victims of jack the ripper. You should be able to find it fairly easily, and if you want to save some money I think world of books sells them used. if you are interested send me an email!

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Emily (Falmouth)

I love psychological thrillers and would love to find people to discuss our best reads

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Chris (Helston)

Hi I like to read sci fi, fantasy, horror. But if the story is good i will read anything. I want to meet up with like minded people where we can discuss what we have been reading and hopefully strike up new friendships.

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fedboz7 (Launceston)

Looking for bookish friends in launceston. In my 20s. Love thrillers

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Lili (Falmouth)

Hi! New to Falmouth want to make new friends and love reading!

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Suzi (St Ives)

im a happy soul, 55 years young .. love walking .. reading , sea swimming .. i love all genres of books to satisfy my zest for knowledge and escapism , wanting to meet like minded group to chatter, laugh , discuss books and friendship

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Anna (Launceston)

Hi, I'm an avid book reader and particularly enjoy history. I love to read the books that show the other side of the story like The Wild Sargasso Sea about the story of the woman in the attic in Jane Eyre, or about Dicken's mistress, or Emma Hamilton, Nelson's love. I'm a bit of a feminist and probably nosy (I want to know what's going on behind the scenes!) Hoping to connect with other book-minded people in a world that may be losing its appreciation of this wonderful resource :-)

Anna recommends:

Grenewyze  by Anne Merrick
Grenewyze
by Anne Merrick | Learn more and buy
I'm completely biased because this is my mum's book but she's a proven author with a Carnegie medal recommendation to her name so I think that's ok. This book is about how life might be for a group of young people after ecological collapse - it's about human nature, the good and the bad bits, and it's about hope. It's very topical and like with many books, I find myself wondering where all the ideas came from - frighteningly possible!
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Fran (Penryn)

My name is Fran, I am looking to make friends and read more. I already read quite a lot, I’m currently reading Kazuo Ishiguro β€˜An Artist of the Floating World’ and before that read his very first novel and I’m really enjoying him. I really like literature and I’m looking to connect with others who do too. I also live in Penryn!

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Ciana (Helston)

Looking to join a book club around the helston area

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WordLadySophie (Penryn)

My main motivation is the social aspect, I LOVE talking about books, art, film etc. so I'd like to join a book club to meet new people and to have a bloody good chat about what we've read over a glass of wine. For escapism, I like the kind of stuff they talk about on Sara Cox's Between The Covers. For mind-expansion, I also like non-fiction books on pre-history, history, science, women's health, feminism, psychology, art history & poetry. I'm open to having a go at starting a book club with others too. Penryn is ideal, could do Falmouth.

WordLadySophie recommends:

Circe by Madeline Miller
Circe
by Madeline Miller | Learn more and buy
Feminist retelling of the mythical character Circe, usually portrayed as a terrifying witch but cleverly and enjoyably re-written by Miller to be an exiled woman finding the strength to face the challenges of her life and world.
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Garry Kay (Redruth)

I am a 61 year old author of psychological/morality thrillers and love reading similar books

Garry Kay recommends:

My Type On Paper  by Garry Kay
My Type On Paper
by Garry Kay | Learn more and buy
Fast moving with high level of suspense, intrigue, romance and friendship
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