Book clubs in Fife

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All listings in Fife

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Aarushi (St Andrews)

Looking to make a book club with people who like classics, history, politics, nature writing. Would love to meet up every 2-3 weeks

Booker13 (Kirkcaldy)

Book clubs are my favourite activity. Been a member in various locations across UK and USA for over 25 years. Prefer non- fiction but am happy to be challenged. Looking for an in-person group anywhere in Fife. Evenings preferred.

DawnMarie42 (Dunfermline)

Looking for a book club in Fife with evening/Sunday meetings if possible. Did my degree in literature moons ago but read anything from classics to fanfiction (guilty pleasure). Currently going through a romantasy phase interspersed with brain bubblegum books and looking to interact with new humans ;)

DawnMarie42 recommends:

Uprooted

by Naomi Novik | Buy this book

I love the way NN ties stories up so utterly completely. This book and Spinning Silver are my two all time favourites as they hold everything, fantasy, adventure, strong FMCs, romance, epic battles, magic, mystery, folklore... just trust me, epic storytelling with amazing world building.

Noku (Dunfermline)

Yes! I love reading books as an avid reader, I prefer romance but I'm reading looking for more thriller, suspense and ya novels lately.

Helena0099 (Kirkcaldy)

Have an addiction to buying books! Would love to actually get reading some of them!

Yvonne (St Andrews)

I love reading and would like to meet like minded people. I love psychological thrillers and mysteries.

Edwin Wright (Kirkcaldy)

Travelling Shopfitting Joiner/Carpenter. Part time Taxi driver at the moment. Lived and worked in over 30 different countries, very broad minded, fit and healthy 64 year old guy. Get up and go ain't got up and gone yet and hoping to return to Pyrenees once more and... Who knows? Brexit changed everything, boo hoo

Edwin Wright recommends:

All titles sci fi

by Neal Asher | Buy this book

All of his books are superb, and just like Issac Asimov, informing Joe public about new and forthcoming technologies

Edy (Kirkcaldy)

Hi book people of Fife, I've written two books which I hope to have printed real soon at Glenrothes KDC printers. 1st book is about travelling through New Zealand and Australian desert over the space of the year 2000. 2nd book is about travelling to Bangkok and Cambodia in 2001, shortly after Pol Pot died and unknowingly arriving in a war zone. Really would appreciate a book critic - Anyone interested ?

Edy recommends:

All titles sci fi

by Neal Asher | Buy this book

All of his books are superb, and just like Issac Asimov, informing Joe public about new and forthcoming technologies

Jerome (St Andrews)

Lifelong reader of fiction and still eager to discover new writers. Time-limited so am trying to carve out reading time. Currently striving to read only books written this decade - some great discoveries (loved The Trees by Percival Everett) and some clangers.

Zoe (Dunfermline)

Im a lifelong book lover who had recently picked up the hobby again having stopped reading for pleasure during studies. Im looking to find a group to join for company and discussion

Zoe recommends:

The Dallergut Dream Department Store

by Lee Miye | Buy this book

This book is taking up so much space in my heart because it's gentle and whimsical, it follows a new employee at a Department Store for Dreams and her customers who visit to purchase their dreams for the night. Its perfect bed time reading and is colourful, lighthearted, and an incredible concept

Kaycee (Anstruther)

I would like to join a book club to meet new people

Kaycee (Anstruther)

Heyy I love spicy romance, crime, wholesome and cutesy books Would love to get to know people talk about different books and meet up every month or so.

Keir (Kirkcaldy)

I work from home mostly and I'm looking to be a bit more involved in the community, plus I'm getting back into reading and trying to go through a lot of the classics. I also appreciate history, philosophy, mythology and an occasional fantasy adventure.

Keir recommends:

Siddartha

by Herman Hesse | Buy this book

I love the emphasis on experiential wisdom in Siddartha, and not just going through the process of understanding propositions as a means of gaining "enlightenment". It's also a very concise book and an easy read, I'd recommend it to everyone.

Lucy (St Andrews)

I love literary fiction, fantasy and sci-fi. My girlfriend and I have just moved to the area from Australia and are keen to meet some book people. Would love to start/join an in person bookclub to connect with others.

Amanda (Cupar)

I’ve always love reading and lecturing new genres and authors. I usually have 2 books on the go from the library plus a few more on Libby (the ebook service for Fife Libraries). I struggle a bit with audiobooks, probably because I like to concentrate on what I’m reading and lose myself in it, rather than doing other things at the same time like walking, ironing etc. I moved to Newport on Tay in July and would like to meet others who might share my interests in order to broaden my world. I look after my Edinburgh grandchildren one day a week and travel south to see my elderly mum for a week most months. I also travel to New Zealand in the winter to visit our son and his young family, so am away a bit. I hope that doesn’t preclude me from joining in at a book club when I can.

Isabel (St Andrews)

I like reding fantasy, crime, and historical fiction.

Conor (Kirkcaldy)

Hello! I moved not too long ago and I would love to meet people! I would love to read philosophy, great literature, fiction, and food studies with people!

Conor recommends:

The Doors of the Sea

by David Bentley Hart | Buy this book

One of the most challenging and beautiful books I’ve read that’s only around 100 pages

bob (Dunfermline)

my name is bob would like to join a book club , i am retired , day time reading would suit me

Paul (Dunfermline)

Life long avid reader of books. (Librarian in a former life!) House full of hundreds of books. Work from home, and looking to join a local book club (evening meetings) to discover new authors and genres and meet like minded bibliophiles.

Paul recommends:

The Genesis Code

by John Case | Buy this book

A fabulous thriller... grabs the readers attention from page one and never let's go. An intelligent upgrade from Dan Brown's 'Davinci Code.' Gripping storyline. Believable characters and a plot that makes you think "what if....?" Highly recommended.

Cheryl (Dunfermline)

Love to read looking to meet new friends socialise

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