Book clubs in Derbyshire

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

All listings in Derbyshire

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Emjay30 (Chesterfield)

I would love to join a local book club to meet new people and talk about books. I read a wide variety of books and have no specific genre that I favour, from Sci-fi to romance and crime, thrillers and historic novels. Some of my favourites are Where the Crawdads sing, Eleanor Oliphant is completely fine, Dune and of course Jane Austin. I always like to read the book before watching the film too! I cant wait to hear everyone's book recommendations.

Emjay30 recommends:

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
Where the Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owens | Buy this book
The story is so well written and drags you in completely.
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Vish_ (Derby)

I've mostly read non-fiction up until now but would like recommendations for fiction. It would be great to join a book club and meet new people!

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Lauren (Ilkeston)

As a mum of two, who works part-time and holds a household I’m looking for an adult only book club or group of people who enjoy a good read! (all kinds of genre) Who doesn't take life too seriously and just wants to meet new people and have a laugh…

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Nadia (Chesterfield)

I love reading a wide range of literary fiction, mostly pre-21st century. I try to read more women authors and literature translated into English from other languages.

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Emily (Chesterfield)

Hi, I've recently moved to the area and am looking to get back into reading as I was obsessed with it when I was younger. I like thrillers and romance but I'm open to everything and would love to make new friends too :)

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dickiebird (Matlock)

Organising a novel by Melissa Pritchard USA reading at Lea Hurst on 22 September 2024. Please contact me for details 07814934118. Richard.

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Dickiebird (Matlock)

Trying to organise a novel reading/ promotion about Florence Nightingale in September 2024 at Lea Hurst. The novel is by Emeritus Professor Melissa Pritchard from USA. She is coming for a few days around 22 September. Please contact me if you would like to be involved in organising this event. Thanks Richard

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J.mae (Chesterfield)

Hi, I'm a Kiwi from New Zealand. I've been here for five weeks and recently started my reading journey! I'm not sure if I've selected the correct county, so please let me know if I haven't. I'm interested in joining a like-minded reading community and making friends while I'm here. Feel free to reach out! Xx

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Book Club Derby (the names a work in progress) (Derby)

I'm looking to get some people together and start a book club in Derby. I'm thinking of doing a variety of different genres, and I'm open to suggestions as well. I'm still working on a location, but I'm thinking somewhere near the city centre.

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Chopra (Derby)

Hi, my name's Chopra and I'm 25. I love reading all sorts of genres. My favourite book is The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. I am wanting to start a book club in Derby. So if your interested contact me.

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Tia (Ashbourne)

Just looking for book clubs, enjoy reading

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Deborah (Glossop)

Kids and husband have left the nest and it's time for the next stage in my life journey. I gave up a lot including reading to bring up my kids but I'm back. I love all sorts but at the moment into crime novels. Not a fan of horror and classics.

Deborah recommends:

The unlikely pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce
The unlikely pilgrimage of Harold Fry
by Rachel Joyce | Buy this book
Totally unexpected and reminded me so much of my father. To start on your way to the post box and just keep going.. my idea of being free.
The Dressmaker's gift by Fiona Valpy
The Dressmaker's gift
by Fiona Valpy | Buy this book
I love reading Ms Valpy's books. They create a beautiful, evocative picture and tell beautiful stories. The way she wove two generations around a shop was creative and beautifully told.
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Emma (Ripley)

I've like to join a book club, I enjoy reading, romance, rom com, and some fantasy

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Jules (Ilkeston)

Creative and weird

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Kate_flo26 (Derby)

I love fantasy and romance books! Fave books series: Throne of Glass

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AlwaysAustin19 (Ilkeston)

I don't have a specific genre of book, I like to read. If I like the sound of a book I'll give it a read. I am looking to join a book club to meet new people and to share a love of reading.

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Dawn (Derby)

Explore new book recommendations

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Sam (Matlock)

Recently moved to the area and looking to meet new people. Me and my partner love to read and we read a whole range of books from fiction to non-fiction. We are in our 20s and would love to meet some other people from the area

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Nigel (Ripley)

I've nearly written a thriller and I'm looking for some Beta readers to read my book and provide some feedback. If anyone is willing to do that let me know and I can send you a copy of the draft manuscript. I'm happy to make a small payment for your time and a copy of the published book

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Rose (Alfreton)

My go-to is always mystery/murder books, but I love reading outside of my comfort zone. I'd like to find a few other book lovers to meet up every couple of months and have a good discussion as well as a good laugh!

Rose recommends:

The Tenderness of Wolves  by Stef Penney
The Tenderness of Wolves
by Stef Penney | Buy this book
My favourite book since I was 17. Takes you on such a journey :)
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