Book clubs in Cumbria

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

All listings in Cumbria

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Added 4 days ago

Lisa B. (Maryport)

Love anything book related! I’m obsessed! Harry Potter, thriller, literary fiction!

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Added 10 days ago

Eileen Dunlop (Windermere)

I enjoy a wide range of genres

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Added 11 days ago

BookReader92 (Barrow-in Furness)

My reading has lapsed of late due to the pressures of work and life (and social media) but I'm wanting to get back into it. Looking to meet new friends to discuss books and ideas. I'm interested in reading crime thrillers, politics, history and more

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Added 21 days ago

Karen (Kendal)

I enjoy most genres but when Im tired I prefer non fiction. I love Jane Austen, and historical novels. Just returned to UK after 20+ years in Australia so trying make connections. At the moment in an Air Bnb until we find our home - not necessarily in this area. Grew up on a farm and love all animals. Brought our 2 cats with us and they love to sit with me while I read.

Karen recommends:

A Fortunate Life by AB Facey
A Fortunate Life
by AB Facey | Buy this book
An autobiography of an 'ordinary' man who believed he had a fortunate life despite experiencing Gallipoli and hardship in Western Australia. Certainly puts current expectations into perspective.
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Added 21 days ago

Rachel (Workington)

Love reading and looking to join a club to meet new people and discover new books ☺️

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Added 25 days ago

Claire (Gosforth)

A semi-retired teacher who loves to read. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends and socialising in small groups with a cup of tea and sometimes a sweet treat! I am currently devouring the DI Ryan books by LJ Ross or the Philippa Gregory books set in Tudor Times or the Wars of the Roses era. I would love to join a local book group to make new friends and to share new authors/genres I haven't tried before.

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Added 29 days ago

Judith (Workington)

A 50 is mother of 4 and grandma of 2 girls.love reading, doing diamond art and speedway.

Judith recommends:

My name is Morgan  by Sophie Keetch
My name is Morgan
by Sophie Keetch | Buy this book
The writing is beautiful and captured my attention. Feminist point of view on the arthurian legend.
Sunrise on the reaping  by Suzanne Collins
Sunrise on the reaping
by Suzanne Collins | Buy this book
It's a tale of survival, of death, of despair.
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Added 29 days ago

Judith (Workington)

Hi I'm at a loose end since my kids have left home. Looking to join a book club to meet new people. I love historical fiction, crime etc . Basically I read anything!

Judith recommends:

My name is Morgan  by Sophie Keetch
My name is Morgan
by Sophie Keetch | Buy this book
The writing is beautiful and captured my attention. Feminist point of view on the arthurian legend.
Sunrise on the reaping  by Suzanne Collins
Sunrise on the reaping
by Suzanne Collins | Buy this book
It's a tale of survival, of death, of despair.
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Sara (Kendal)

Love reading but don’t do enough of it! Looking to join a book club to explore new genres and meet new people.

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Sarah from Ulverston (Ulverston)

Hi, love reading and would to connect with like minded people who enjoy turning a page. Enjoy the outdoors, walking and cycling when I can. Happy to meet anywhere in the South Lakes.

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kubrick7 (Whitehaven)

Looking for new friends—ideally the kind who enjoy sitting across a table, talking through a book properly. Not just “what did you think?” but getting into the ideas, teasing out meaning, and maybe disagreeing a bit along the way. I’m a husband and a dad. Until recently I’d have said I was a die-hard introvert, but in a twist on the usual trend, the older I get, the more curious I’ve become about other people. I read with a pen in hand and tend to lean toward heavier nonfiction—philosophy, psychoanalysis, that kind of thing. But when fiction lands, it really lands. I’ve spent the last year focusing on books by women. Anne Brontë might be my favourite of the sisters—I think we share a dry sense of humour. My favourite detective is Inspector Morse. The most interesting novel you probably haven’t heard of? The Vorrh by Brian Catling. Strange, beautiful, and worth the time. Based in Whitehaven. If that sounds like your kind of conversation, get in touch.

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Sarah (Ulverston)

Hi. Would love to join in with a book club. Love walking, cycling and a daily dose of Pilates keeps me moving. Love autobiographical works or a good romance or thriller. Need to return to steady reading after a period of not even opening a book for a good time.

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Sfk63 (Whitehaven)

25, recently gotten into reading and have started off in fantasy though I’m open to all genres! Also love thriller and romance novels

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Charlotte00 (Whitehaven)

25 from Whitehaven area. Enjoy reading most genres, particularly fantasy and romance. Happy to read wider genres and chat to like minded people.

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Readers anonymous (Whitehaven)

New! Come to meet new people, share a good book, drink wine/coffee and generally enjoy life?

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Pink and fluffy (Whitehaven)

I live in Whitehaven and would like to meet like minded people to chat about books, and everything else! Currently reading Lee Child, recently read The Midnight Library, The life of stuff and A year of nothing. Would like to meet up for coffee/wine and a good chat/exchange books.

Pink and fluffy recommends:

Dry by Augusten Burroughs
Dry
by Augusten Burroughs | Buy this book
Fascinating insight not only into one person's battle with the bottle but also his road to being sober. Funny (laugh out loud funny in places) but also poignant. Makes you think.
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Kathy (Coniston)

60 year old wh has just moved to coniston. Love reading and would like to meet new people with similar interests

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Kathy (Coniston)

Just moved to coniston and I am an avid reader ( will read any book in any genre). I am keen to meet people ( as I know no one yet!) as well as a fun and interesting conversations about books.

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BookandDogLover (Penrith)

Love reading everything from the Brontës, Tolstoy, Dickens, to Marion Keyes, David Nicholls and Nick Hornby. Love Peter May at the moment.

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Busaka_ (Workington)

Love meeting new poeple, enjoy long walks and trying new things.

Busaka_ recommends:

Our Fault by Mercedes Ron
Our Fault
by Mercedes Ron | Buy this book
Romance storyline
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