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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Melanie (Tavistock)

Looking to make connections with book lovers. I am an eclectic reader. History, biographies, Classics (Jane Austen George Eliot. ) Anita Brookner at the moment and The Other Bennet Sister. Retired from Education . Reading as fun and not work !

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Dave (Honiton)

My favourite novels are David Copperfield, Tess of the D'urbevilles, Wuthering Heights. Favourite writers are William Boyd, Evelyn Waugh, George Orwell and many others. Happy to try any recommendations.

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Sinead (Torquay)

Chatty. Outgoing

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Hooked on Fantasy- Lydia 😊 (Axminster)

My name is Lydia and I'm 25 from Axminster 😊 I would love to build a group of women who like all things fantasy and spicy! If you like Fourth Wing, A Court of Thorns of Roses, anything Colleen Hoover or something dark like Haunting Adeline, this is the place for you! A chance to chat, eat, and drink together discussing all things fantasy! Based in Axminster, Devon.

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Flavia (Barnstaple)

Love reading - not keen on crime/thrillers/sci-fi so have never read anything from these genres. Normally stick to biographies and autobiographies or easy reading romance novels.

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Linda (Torquay)

To meet new people

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Annie (Exeter)

I’m Annie (18) and I’m looking to discover new books and meet new people

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Judy (Torrington)

I am looking to join a book club to meet new people and find new books to read

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Alison (Crediton)

Looking for a wide genre ranging book group to expand and challenge my reading choices.

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Shelley (Okehampton)

Moved back to area last year. I love reading and want to connect with others who love a good book and want to share their thoughts and ideas.

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Sinead (Torquay)

I'm new to the area, newly turned 50 a great lover if reading. Would love to meet new people also 😊

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Rachel (Newton Abbot)

Love books,always have. Books were my friends as a child and to some extent still are. I'm thinking also,that joining a book club will bring me into contact with like minded people, So potential friends that I would love to meet,looking forward to getting started.

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Romcom reader87 (Torrington)

I am a 37 year old mum to a little boy who is just about to turn 1. I love to read when I can very, I am into chick lit. Would like to connect with some women who are into the same books as myself and Wants to discuss all things books over cake and a drink, maybe even a glass of wine depending on the time of day.šŸ“ššŸ§šŸ·

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Simon (Braunton)

Reading is good for me, but I find little time to do it. A book club could change this.

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Kentish Maid 16 (Torquay)

Elderly, retired former English teacher. Outlived all former book-loving pals, still read but miss the company of like-minded others to exchange news / views on what we have read/are reading.

Kentish Maid 16 recommends:

The Reaper by Peter Lovesey
The Reaper
by Peter Lovesey | Learn more and buy
A consumate storyteller and spinner of yarns, Lovesey has a wry sense of humour, which occasionally allows a passing chuckle for the unsuspecting reader when in the midst of shudders & shocks on the pages of this murder mystery! The hallmark of a Lovesey trait which can catch the reader to stop in their tracks, backpedal a paragraph, & confirm, yes, that mischeivous use of irony added a touch, enhanced the scene-brought it close to what can occur in real life. It is the kind of short, well plotted book to reach for after a lengthy, intense, serious & cerebral read -a little light relief before reaching for your next C.J.Sansom or Follet.
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DeeDee63 (Brixham)

Former English graduate who got put off reading for years as a result! Now a reborn avid reader. I especially love books in translation: Japanese novels are a favourite.

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Donna (Paignton)

I'm looking to read different books and socialise more

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Katie (Torquay)

I read around one book a week and I'm trying to write my first novel, too. Would love to connect with others in the Torquay area over a mutual love of reading.

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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.

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googoled (Plymouth)

A man of years with a million words describing realities of the past, present, and future via dreams

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