Book clubs in Devon

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

All listings in Devon

Reign (Torquay)

Hello, I'm 21 and I want to join book club that has people who like Romance books and all the popular books seen on tiktok and Instagram. Also some of the books that are now being made into shows on prime video. I'd love to talk and read and make new friends since I'm new around. I just moved to South Devon.

Elaine & Brian (Okehampton)

Recently moved back to the area - long term book group members in our previous village ( Highlands Scotland ) - would love to get involved

Valentin (Exeter)

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Jim123 (Tavistock)

I do too much murder mystery, classic fiction and love well written romance

Samantha (Torquay)

New to area.

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 :)

Anna (Exeter)

I'm 18, about to study classics and literature at University, and looking to meet people for a book club/ book circle to discuss literature a few times a month. I'm really into sci fi, murder mystery, ya horror, dark academia, classics, and pretty much any book that can make me cry. Recent books I've loved include The Secret History, Hazelthorn by C.G.Drews, Medea, How to Survive a Horror Movie, and Red Rising.

Katy (Ashburton)

Enjoyer of surrealism, magical realism, and rage books. I'm bubbly and always up for a friendly discussion over a cuppa!

?? (Bideford)

Supporter of keeping libraries open. I tend to read mostly auto biographical, & non fiction, but am interested in many genres.

?? recommends:

'The Gift of Rain' and 'The Garden of Evening Mist'

by Tan Twan Eng | Learn more and buy

I was enthralled from the first chapter, beautifully written with emotion and truthfulness .

Bekah (Exmouth)

I’ve always been a book worm! I’ve been part of book clubs in the past and loved the challenge and richness of hearing different views and experiences of the same novel. Love a good conflab and a new recommendation.

georgie s (Braunton)

illustrator, writer and avid reader :)) looking to join a book club in the local area!

Tor (Paignton)

I find myself in Devon for a month or two and looking to join a book club of sorts, mainly as a way to meet other people and chat about books, life, etc. I'm not very familiar with the area and not yet found any groups or regular meet ups for strangers like me! Get in touch if you can point me in the right direction : )

Bella (Braunton)

I'm 24 years ago and love to read, new to the area and would be great to connect through the beauty of literature.

Vincent (Barnstaple)

I'm a 27 year old who likes to get invested in a good story. My favourite genre right now is detective fiction, though I would like to explore other genres. I also would like to meet people with who I can gain recommendations from and vice versa.

Abi (Exmouth)

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

Charles (Bideford)

40 year old guy, moved to Bideford 9 months ago. Lapsed bookworm (went over to the dark side of Netflix addiction...) looking for a reason to read again, plus a social outlet. I enjoy literary fiction, classics, fantasy, occasional sci-fi, some funny stuff.

Aileen (Barnstaple)

Hello. I would love to find a book club in Barnstaple, or nearby. I love reading and would like to share that pleasure by attending a book club. Is there an established one that has room for one more? Kind regards, Aileen

Woldsgreen (Plymouth)

Hi, having recently retired I find myself reading significantly more. Mostly journals and digital news but given the volatile state of the nation over these last 10 years I started to dust down books I read and studied in the 70’s, 80’s. From religious/spiritual concepts of archetypes and Godheads through the continuum to Existentialism and Nihilism. Plus books about individual journeys, both fiction and non fiction, Renaissance and Reformation art and political movements and …. In a nutshell - the human condition. Looking to join a club that is friendly, curious and enjoys intelligent sharing of thoughts and insights. One that explores, not imposes, the warnings and messages in an Orwellian novel. Hope that makes sense.

Woldsgreen recommends:

Sons and Lovers

by DH Lawrence | Learn more and buy

It’s a powerful autobiography about love and identity set just before the First World War in a Nottinghamshire pit village. The author’s deep, powerful and often destructive maternal bond both clashes and amplifies his relationship with two women. It also explored concepts of political class, industrialisation, social norms and discovery of self. I first read/discovered this through English Lit O Level at my grammar school in Plymouth.

Roxana (Cullompton)

I’ve got pretty eclectic tastes but find myself being lazy and reading mystery and crime probably too much. I’d like to keep up with new, more stretching titles and to meet like minded people