Book clubs in Devon

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

All listings in Devon

Jane (Crediton)

To discover/discuss books mainly read thrillers.

Jane recommends:

The ladder to the sky

by John Boyne | Buy this book

Currently reading this book it’s difficult to pick just one.

Carol (Crediton)

I love to read and currently am enjoying crime novels. Favourite crime authors are: Agatha Christie, Robert Galbraith and Anthony Horowitz. Most favourite author is Jane Austen.

Nicole3495 (Cullompton)

Looking to do something different, open to reading anything, prefer mystery/dilemma/ crime, not too into sci fi but up for fiction/fantasy, my favourite writer is Jodie Picoult

Bassy (Kingsbridge)

You can find me at @bassysbooks on Instagram - I love to read and it would be nice to meet people in the local area that have the same interest :)

Amy (Kingsbridge)

Hi! I’m moving down to Kingsbridge at the beginning of June and am looking to join a book group as a way of meeting people in the local community.

Paul (Exeter)

I’ve thought about joining a book club for a while now, so thought I’d take a look to see if there’s anything in the area. My least favourite is SiFi/fantasy.

Billy0793 (Exeter)

Someone who enjoys reading and thought it might be fun to join a group

Donna (Paignton)

I'm looking to read different books and socialise more

Disneybeth (Barnstaple)

I'm really enjoy reading at the moment and would love some recommendations

Julie (Barnstaple)

I am working with a lady who would love to join a book club, preferably in the South Molton area. Do you have any details I could pass on to her please?

Alison (Plymouth)

Happy to read anything really, very open to giving new genres a try.

Alison recommends:

Behind the Scenes at the Museum

by Kate Atkinson | Buy this book

The humour and pathos, very relatable and descriptive

We Need to Talk About Kevin

by Lionel Shriver | Buy this book

Shocking, compulsive and human

Booker Plym (Plymouth)

A monthly (? as agreed) meet to read ambitious and adventurous books new and old - collectively selected from award winners like the Man Booker list. Casual meet on the Waterfont for a drink and a chat. (No schlock/fantasy/YA/Romance)

AvidPlym (Plymouth)

Would be interested in Booker prizewinner type books - reading discussion say monthly in a cosy pub such as the waterfront on the Hoe. I like Ishiguro best but opening a book should be like opening a door into another world - open to pretty much all genres (except schlocky YA/Romance/fantasy)

AvidPlym recommends:

The Buried Giant

by Kazuo Ishiguro | Buy this book

It looks like an ancient myth of Britain but it's ultimately the tale of two people journeying through life together, very poignant,

Jessica (Paignton)

Read all sorts of genres. Love a good book that draws you in.

Booklover82 (Teignmouth)

Looking for book club in the local area. Chance to catch up on so good books and meet new people.

Deanne (Paignton)

Love reading. Have a stack by my bed, audio CD! in car and generally one in my bag, just in case i have time when i really have nothing to do! Not very often. I love trying out new books, to broaden my horizons. I'm looking for a Book group in Paignton - in person, face to face.. Anyone out there??

Katie (Crediton)

I like reading a range of genres, but my guilty pleasures are crime and thrillers. I looking to meet some new people and explore some new titles too / pushing my reading out of its comfort zone :)

lequantran (Exeter)

I want to read more consistently, discover unfamiliar books, and broaden my perspective. Joining a book group will keep me motivated and allow me to engage in thoughtful discussions with fellow readers.

Stephen (Exmouth)

Do you instantly wonder “How?” when you talk to people who never read books? I’d give up all technology over reading and can’t imagine a world without being able to immerse myself in the escapism, discovery and pleasure of visiting other minds and worlds found in the written word. I have an eclectic taste in my fictional reading material and would really enjoy sharing my literary addiction with like minded, easy going fellow readers. I look forward to hearing from you and indulge in reading experiences with you all.

Stephen recommends:

“Life After Life”

by Kate Atkinson | Buy this book

A “Sliding Doors” meets alternative time-lines meets time jumping to rectify bad choices in life set during the major events of the 20th Century. An amazing protagonist, plot turns and incredible twists woven magically throughout with great artistry by the author. Engrossing, thought-provoking and incredibly moving.