Book clubs in Devon

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

All listings in Devon

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Added 10 days ago

Carol (Paignton)

I am 61 and would love to join a book club to meet with other like minded people and share my love of reading. I used to read factual books but have discovered a liking of fiction in particular crime novels in my retirement

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Added 14 days ago

KM (Tiverton)

A local book club. I love reading and it would be great to meet like minded people!

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Added 14 days ago

Linda (Crediton)

I love being a part of a book group. I love reading a mixture of genres and sharing observations and ideas about the books read - and recommending other books to each other.

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Added 14 days ago

STEVE (Torquay)

Read about a book a week

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Added 15 days ago

Liz (Torquay)

Bookworm whose reading is rudely interrupted by a busy job. Would love to meet local people to chat about books and hopefully meet some new friends.

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Added 15 days ago

Bay Bookclub (Torquay)

For people who like reading and want to meet up from time to time using the book we have all read as a starter to a conversation over a coffee. We don’t take ourselves too seriously and there is no judgement if you start a book and don’t finish it or don’t start it at all!

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Added 16 days ago

Abi (Exmouth)

Hi, I'm joining to expand my book horizon and to find others that enjoy discussing the books they have read! Abi :)

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Added 17 days ago

Waterstones Exeter Book Group (Exeter)

Meeting in a book environment, we have a range of ages and nationalities. What unites us is a love of books whether fiction or non fiction . We meet usually on the first Thursday of each month. Ask in the shop for further details. All welcome.

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Added 19 days ago

MPixal3 (Newton Abbot)

Recently fallen back in love with reading. Currently reading fantasy, but also romcom fiction. Normally have 2 or 3 books on the go at once!

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Added 21 days ago

Sophie (Exmouth)

Hey! I’m 25 years old and you can usually find me cuddled up reading with my cats. I’m looking to meet some new friends with similar interests. Romance is my genre of choice (particularly dark romance).

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Added 24 days ago

Pinky (Ashburton)

Would love to meet people locally who adore books and reading. I gravitate to non-fiction but also want to get out of my comfort zone! I'd also love to extend my social circle, which has reduced since working mainly from home.

Pinky recommends:

Finding Sanctuary: Monastic Steps for Everyday Life
by Abbot Christopher Jamison | Buy this book
I bought this book after stumbling upon a clip of a TV documentary that was shown a few years ago. The author was in charge of the Catholic monastery that had allowed a small group of people to experience life there and he seemed so calm, reassuring and wise. I wasn't at all sure what to expect with this book but it was such a gentle and also practical little read. Not at all what people might expect! I ended up buying his other books, which were also great. You absolutely don't need to be religious in the conventional sense to benefit from it. It's more about finding sanctuary in this tricky modern world. I'm not at all a fan of 'self help' books, and I wouldn't class this as one of those.
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Added 29 days ago

Sarah (Honiton)

I like reading what I like reading! If I pick something up and it is interesting, I'll read it. No horror, though. Can't be doing with that. I non-fiction and classic fiction, I suppose.

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Added 30 days ago

LittleO (Exeter)

I’ve always been a fan of epic fantasy novels—right now, I’m finishing The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson, which has been an incredible adventure. That said, I’m keen to diversify the genres I read and would love to hear everyone’s recommendations and opinions on different books. I’m really looking forward to exploring new stories and having some great discussions!

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Becky (Paignton)

Always looking for people to discuss books with

Becky recommends:

Six of crows  by Leigh bardugo
Six of crows
by Leigh bardugo | Buy this book
A popular book but a great one. Heist and found family
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Naomi (Ashburton)

Hello. I moved to the area last year and am looking to meet new people.

Naomi recommends:

The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
The Poisonwood Bible
by Barbara Kingsolver | Buy this book
This is so evocative of the Congo, a really readable and yet challenging and thought-provoking book.
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Aileen (Barnstaple)

Hello. I am a retired support officer for older people. I am looking for a book club in Barnstaple because I love reading and would like have a more varied mix of literature in my life. It would be interesting to hear people's reactions to different books snd to be able to put forward my thoughts too.

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Kelly (Axminster)

I am a book lover looking for a group of like minded people for friendly chat over good books with a nice cup of tea

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Carol (Kingsbridge)

I've just moved to Kingsbridge. I love reading and I would like to join a book group to share my love of books and meet some like minded people.

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Charlie (Torquay)

I’ve always loved reading and would like to meet other people who do! Mum of 3 grown ups and nana to almost 2. Lover of the outdoors too

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Buzz (Umberleigh)

Hello! I have recently moved with my family to High Bickington and I am looking for new things to do and enjoy. I am 79 years old and I love reading romantic novels! I would very much enjoy meeting new people and visiting new cafes.

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