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 9 hours ago

Wes (Fleet)

I love reading and I love books but have lost my way to the digital tsunami! I'd love to find my love of reading again and meet people who feel the same and perhaps even be a bit sociable in the process 😁

Wes recommends:

The Belgeriad

by David Eddings | Buy this book

Fantasy, magic, great characters and a plot that blows your mind with it's twists and turns.

Added 9 days ago

Allana (Ringwood)

18, working part time and looking to join a book club. I like reading romance, fantasy romance and thrillers but always looking for something new.

Added 13 days ago

Lovebooks1 (Gosport)

I’m a retired female who loves reading, looking to meet like minded people. Happy with any age group just what to share reads of all genres.

Added 14 days ago

Corkie (Winchester)

I have recently moved to Winchester and I’m getting back into reading after a long hiatus. I’m looking to make friends, and read some interesting books, maybe over a glass of wine! I’m 36f and a Nurse by background :)

Added 14 days ago

Max (Romsey)

Hi, I’m Max(32M) I would like to read more and make time for this as a hobby and feel there is almost too much choice! I would find being part of a group a good way to discover books/authors/genres that I would usually not gravitate to.

Added 14 days ago

Donna (Fareham)

I'd really like to meet new people in Fareham/Gosport area to discuss books and make friends. It's really hard in your 30's. Don't have social media so don't know how to find any book clubs? An internet search brought me here! I like a variety of genres: rom com, sci fi, fantasy, thriller, etc. Always have two on the go: audiobook and something on kindle. Love going to a bookshop and then for a coffee!

Donna recommends:

The Chalk Man

by C. J. Tudor | Buy this book

I really enjoyed this book and found the ending quite interesting.

Added 24 days ago

Charlotte (Eastleigh)

I love reading, and I am looking to join a book club. I am a 35 year old woman.

Added 28 days ago

Lydia (Winchester)

I like everything, but mostly read fantasy! But I mostly want to make some friends😁 I just moved from Canada

Jo_D (Havant)

Would love to meet some like minded people for a chat about life and books. Almost 40 yr old mum looking to do something for me, book chats over a wine or coffee sounds perfect 😀

Lizzy (Eastleigh)

Hello everyone, my name is Lizzy Maila — I’m an author and passionate advocate for women’s empowerment and personal growth. Writing has been such a healing and powerful journey for me, and I’m excited to connect with other authors and readers who share a love for stories that inspire and transform. I’m looking forward to discovering new books, sharing reflections, and learning from this amazing community. 💕

Lizzy recommends:

From Struggles to strength

by Lizzy Maila | Buy this book

From Struggles to Strength by Lizzy Maila A moving and empowering story of resilience, healing, and faith.

Gina (Havant)

I read all the time but I’d be up for a communal aspect to enhance my enjoyment and meet some people. I’m 60 but no blue rinse going on here.

Gina recommends:

Shuggie Bain

by Douglas Stuart | Buy this book

So much depth and growth.

Ed (Hayling Island)

Recently retired so have got back into reading. Going through the books that first got me into discovery the beauty of the English Language. Thomas Hardy’s Woodlanders is my current read. Would like to me up with other like minded readers and broaden my reading outlook.

Neil (Basingstoke)

Thrillers, crime, spy. But will read anything as you should never say never.

Neil recommends:

Klara and the sun

by Kashoo ishiguro | Buy this book

Very thought provoking well written

Bella (Southampton)

Outgoing when I’m comfortable and know my subject. I’m warm, open and honest.

Bella recommends:

Social Creature

by Tara Isabella Burton | Buy this book

The characters are deeply flawed but enthralling. The whole plot is tightly woven with great dialogue and although the author tells you the outcome in the opening sentence, every aspect of this novel is surprising and brilliantly executed.

Bella Bookworm (Southampton)

As a lifelong avid reader I am looking to join or start an in person book group to meet likeminded people with a passion for reading and even creative writing. My main literary passions are crime, psychological thrillers, character driven novels and social justice. I also do like to dip into the classics and a smattering of Gothic. I love Sabine Durrant, Liz Nugent, Kate Elizabeth Russell -but I could list forever. Please contact me if you have a group or are interested in joining me to start one!

Bella Bookworm recommends:

Social Creature

by Tara Isabella Burton | Buy this book

Mandy (Andover)

I am mostly at home now, age 60. My children are grown-up and have their own homes. I love garden design & nature. I help out in local gardens for a hobby. I feel I need to think about other things and used to read a lot but got out of the habit. I'd like to be motivated to try different books, and to join or make a local book club. I live in Thruxton.

Chris (Andover)

Hi there, I'm a huge reader, generally fantasy and historical dramas but am happy to delve into other genre's on occasion. I am looking to try new books and share the experience with others.

Chris recommends:

Mort

by Terry Pratchett | Buy this book

Im a massive fan of all of the discworld books but this one is one of the best

Ash (Fareham)

I like reading thriller, crime, Mystery, fantasy and poetry, really just depends. I am a bit of a slow reader but i am 21and looking to meet new friends with similar interests.

Ian&Sue (Basingstoke)

Newish to the area, keen readers, would like to discuss books, meet people and socialise. Reading interests are varied.

Ian&Sue recommends:

Not the end of the world

by Kate Atkinson | Buy this book

This is a collection of seemingly unconnected short stories, but is soon becomes apparent that characters pop up throughout and the way they are connected does not become clear until the end.

Stephen (Eastleigh)

I'm a Jack of all genres. I read almost anything but struggle with most books classified as literary fiction. Maybe I'm missing the point so would like to talk to others about them.