Book clubs in Hampshire

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

All listings in Hampshire

Added about 16 hours ago

molly (Andover)

im 22 and looking for a book club to join to make friends over a common interest, i moved to andover not to long ago and would love to branch back out into reading again and find the thrill of being gripped by a book you cant put down again.

Added 8 days ago

Leti (Eastleigh)

Hi!! I’m Leti, 29, and I’m a bit of an all-round reader. I enjoy fiction, thrillers, drama and classics, but I’m always open to discovering new genres and themes. If anyone is interested in sharing a coffee, chatting about books and getting to know new people along the way, I’d absolutely love to join! Here are some of my recent reads :)) * The Angel’s Game (kind gotic and dark! loved) * Resurrection * A Room of One’s Own (10/10) * People We Meet on Vacation (Love the book, hated the movie) * Portrait in Sepia (7/10 not my favorite from Isabel Allende, but I love her writting) * The Mysterious Bookshop of Cherry Trees * Don’t Lie!!!

Added 22 days ago

Trevor (Farnborough)

Looking to get back into reading, happy to read most genres. Also looking for local book clubs to meet in person.

Added 23 days ago

Nick (Southampton)

I really enjoy reading the classics, especially the great Russian authors. It would be interesting to discuss the big questions these books pose. Another persons perspective would add further layers to the work. I am semi-retired and have now got the time to deep dive into great works of literature. I live in Southampton.

Nick recommends:

The Grapes of Wrath

by John Steinbeck | Learn more and buy

A book with a great heart that teaches us about the power of community.

Added 25 days ago

Ells (Lymington)

I am looking to make some friends with similar interests. I am in my 20s and I love reading, specifically fantasy and romance.

Added 28 days ago

Laëtitia (Basingstoke)

I love mythology, fantasy, sci-fi. The more whimsical a world you can get lost in the more drawn in I am to explore it. Growing up I was obsessed with Percy Jackson and the Immortal instruments series. Looking for a small group with similar interests and to rekindle my love of reading.

Laëtitia recommends:

HONEYCOMB

by Joanne M. Harris with Charles Vess | Learn more and buy

A book of interwoven poetic fairy tales with pretty illustrations. Has even inspired me to make a few things

This is how you lose the time war

by Max Gladstone, Amal El-Mohtar | Learn more and buy

Explorative scifi letter writing between two forbidden lovers at war.

Red rising

by Pierce Brown | Learn more and buy

mythology of all cultures woven into a scfi galaxy where the lowest of the low can rise up to godhood blood

Added 28 days ago

Laetitia (Basingstoke)

I'm turning 27 years old soon. I've no money and no prospects. I'm already a burden to my parents. And I'm frightened. So don't judge me, Lizzie. Don't you dare judge me. :( Used to love books growing up but lately it's been hard to get into anything.

Laetitia recommends:

HONEYCOMB

by Joanne M. Harris with Charles Vess | Learn more and buy

A book of interwoven poetic fairy tales with pretty illustrations. Has even inspired me to make a few things

This is how you lose the time war

by Max Gladstone, Amal El-Mohtar | Learn more and buy

Explorative scifi letter writing between two forbidden lovers at war.

Red rising

by Pierce Brown | Learn more and buy

mythology of all cultures woven into a scfi galaxy where the lowest of the low can rise up to godhood blood

Added 28 days ago

Cait (Southampton)

Hi! I’m Caitlin, 26 and looking to find others who are into books as much as me! :)

Added 29 days ago

Lydia (Southampton)

Hi! I am 27 & have just moved to the Southampton area and am looking for like-minded people who love a good book! I love fiction and will read almost any subgenre - fantasy, historical, sci-fi you name it! Ultimately I just love a book that will move me - the best books make me laugh, cry & all the emotions in between. Would love to meet new friends who also share my passion for reading.

Lydia recommends:

East of Eden

by John Steinbeck | Learn more and buy

I love the rare occurrence when a book feels like the author must have somehow seen inside your head to so accurately convey thoughts & feelings you have previously experienced. This book was that for me and was a wonderful reminder that our shared human experience is more similar than we often realise!

busyinbooks (Farnborough)

i love reading, all things fiction. i often much prefer a fictional world. currently obsessed with anything and everything fantasy/romantasy and romance/dark romance. can’t go wrong with a little spice 🌶️.

Sam (Bordon)

I’m a mum to tweens, wife to a Freemason so he is off out multiple times a week. I’m a late diagnosed Audhd which came alongside a C-PTSD diagnosis too. I’m estranged from my family by choice which also included 3 sisters who I do miss dearly. I’m lonely. Being late diagnosed I don’t have any friends as they all fizzled out over the years. I’m comfortable with being alone but now and again knowing that my boys will fly the nest at some stage, I do need some company from other humans at some point. I thought this could be a gentle foot in the door. I’m currently reading The Castle by Jon Ronson which is the first of his books I have read but will definitely be getting more of his. I’m open to most reads and love getting lost in books.

Sue Jackson (Bordon)

Retired (Administrator/Secretary) over 75, live on my own with three Cocker Spaniels and one ancient cat. Walk, garden, have coffee with friends, read a lot mainly fiction at the moment.

Carly (Emsworth)

I'm 31 years old and looking to join a book club as I love to read. Preferred type of book would be thriller and crime

Tendy (Hook)

A Little About Me I’m looking to rekindle my passion for reading and reconnect with the joy I used to find in getting lost in a good book. I’d love to meet other readers who enjoy sharing books, exchanging thoughts and ideas, and having meaningful conversations over a lovely cup of tea. I particularly enjoy romance, murder mysteries, crime, and historical or educational books. I’m open to discovering new authors and genres too, and I’m hoping to find a friendly, relaxed group where we can read together, have a good chat, and simply enjoy the experience of being book lovers. I’m really looking forward to discovering new stories, meeting fellow readers, and hopefully reigniting my love for reading along the way. 📚☕❤️

Gina (Portsmouth)

Hi I'm Gina, I'm 37 years old and I love to read true story books, I love books about historical tragedy n things similar, ie. Titanic stories or pearl harbour or ww2. (I know it's weird), and I'd love to meet new friends and meet up in coffee shops to possibly go over.

Gina recommends:

Titanic minute by minute

by Jonathan mayo | Learn more and buy

I learned so much from this book, and I loved that it included actual photos throughout the chapters of titanic before n after tragedy including pics of ppl holding newspapers about the loss

Becca (Winchester)

I’m 29, a sahm with a toddler and looking to meet new people. Got back into reading after a long hiatus, reading the romantasy classics at the moment, I would love to join a local book club and am looking for my fellow wine mums :)

Ali (Andover)

I moved to Andover a few years ago and would really like to make some friends with similar interests. I’m 26. I am an avid reader - whether it’s physical or auditory. I love books that make you think, analyse, and delve deeper. I’m not strict on a genre - I love the classics, dystopian, fantasy, science fiction, political fiction, gothic literature. I’m looking to join a book club to discuss books, have bubbles, drink wine, and most importantly make friends and join a community!

Sean (Southampton)

The idea: a small, easygoing group meeting once a month in a cosy café around Southampton (open to New Forest spots too, depending who's keen) to talk about the kind of books that actually earn their length — Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, John Williams' Stoner, Jack London's Martin Eden. Big questions, flawed characters, sentences worth re-reading. Doesn't have to stay strictly Russian-and-American — anything in that same vein is fair game. No pressure if you haven't finished the book. No one-upmanship. Just good coffee, better conversation, and people who actually want to talk about what they're reading rather than just being seen to read it. If that sounds like your kind of Saturday morning (or Tuesday evening — happy to find what works for the group), get in touch. Even just tell me the last book that properly wrecked you — that's usually the best icebreaker.

Sean (Southampton)

I enjoy my great works and my Russian literature.

Raj (Southampton)

I am a retired Engineer , 67 years, living in Southampton. I spend time reading literature and history . My favourites include books on history of British India , literary classics like those from Dostoyevsky , Flaubert , Maupassant , Balzac , Thomas Mann, Conrad et al . Among modern writers, my favourites are Saramago and Umberto Eco.