Book clubs in East Sussex

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

All listings in East Sussex

Angela (Eastbourne)

Old scatty loves children not so keen on animals used to belong to lovely book club that meets at zhydro but would like to join something in the old town

Sian (Seaford)

Enjoy a range of genres including mystery, magical realism, psychological thrillers, some non-fiction and others.

Cher (Eastbourne)

I I love reading good books and I like to talk with people about them after. I looking to set up or join a book club

Ann-Marie (Hastings)

I live in Rye.

OswaldIding (Brighton)

Recently moved to St Leonards. I like to read but not so good at discussing books, but I would like to learn and make some new acquaintances. My background is in science, which doesn’t fit in with Hastings/St Leonards culture I am beginning to find out. I do not like science fiction too much though! I like all kinds of books and mainly read books my friends have suggested.

Amelia (Heathfield)

Hi I’m Amelia and I’m 18 y/o, I’m looking to join a book club just to become friends and share my interests in reading! I read mostly romance with slight fantasy aspects to them. But want to broaden my genres as well as have some friends to talk to.

Amelia recommends:

Shatter Me

by Tahereh Mafi | Learn more and buy

It’s the book that got me out of a reading slump and made me realize that I have a love for reading again. I love the whole series and the writing style. It’s detailed but not a slow burner and reads with ease.

Cathryn (Bexhill-on-Sea)

I haven't been a book club member before, but I love reading fiction, crime and thrillers in my spare time and would like to meet new friends who have similar interests

John Ashley (Eastbourne)

Sharing my interest in books, arts and media in a social setting in my retirement

Ann-Marie (Rye)

I would love to get into reading more but need some motivation and hopefully meet like-minded people.

Allison (Eastbourne)

A book lover

Kaz (Hastings)

I'd love to join a book club. I'm an avid reader of just about anything. Looking for a group to join to discuss their love of great books, good books and all books ...

Kaz recommends:

The little liar

by Mitch albom | Learn more and buy

A great story about a boy growing up in the nazi "final solution " . An excellent read of how youth bends the future to live through the atrocities of the holocaust.

M (Eastbourne)

I’m 48, female, and self employed so have flexible times to enjoy books and storytelling. I particularly enjoy fantasy with a smattering of romance and spirituality, and a bit of magic :) Humour and cleverly put together narrative are especially enjoyable to me :) Looking to connect with like minds - lots of my reading is done in parks and on the beach and I’d love to meet with others either outdoors, or in libraries, cafes, etc to read the same or different things. Would love to hear from you.

Cathy (Lewes)

I live in East Hoathly but there are no book clubs here so looking in Lewes or Uckfield (or Hesthfield) I like all sorts of books but into Elizabeth Strout at the moment. Love her restrained writing.

Cathy recommends:

The things we never say

by Elizabeth Strout | Learn more and buy

Very poignant and thought provoking. Strout captures feelings and characters with very economical language

Tilrosvie (Crowborough)

I love to read and am never without a book whether it be in physical, ebook or audiobook format. I have eclectic taste in literature, but some of my favourite genres are historical fiction, literary fiction, mysteries and legal thrillers.

Bookworm1965 (Seaford)

Looking for a friendly, chatty book group who enjoy reading a variety of genres. Hoping to join from October 23

Abs (Brighton)

Hi, my name is Abs I’m new to reading and want to get into it more looking to join a book club to meet new people and read books together then meet up to talk about it. I like books like verity by coleen Hoover but open to reading anything.

Sally (Bexhill-on-Sea)

Friendly

Seun (Eastbourne)

Hi, I used to be an avid reader but have fallen into a rut and I was hoping joining a book club would help. I love thrillers, drama but I'm reading a lot of African fiction recently.

Seun recommends:

The Death of Vivek Oji

by Akwaeke Emezi | Learn more and buy

The story and plot is different to anything I had read in a long time and I was hooked from beginning to the last page. The writing evoked emotions in me. I mean the book is literally called the death of Vivek Oji, but when he died, I was so sad, I cried.