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 5 days ago

Mavis (Fleet)

I’m an avid reader and think it would be good to discuss books and make new friends. I live in Church Crookham and know there is a group that meets in Crookham Village. I would like to know what age range attend the meetings as I’m in my 70s.

Added 8 days ago

Liva (Farnborough)

I love reading all different genres and would love to find a place near me to meet in person.

Added 9 days ago

Talia (Alton)

I'm 25, originally from the US, and currently studying to become an osteopath. I'm looking to join a book group with people who enjoy fantasy, spicy romance, and psychological thrillers. I'd love to discover new books and meet some fun people.

Added 9 days ago

Kelly (Basingstoke)

I am 27, I enjoy Fantasy and Thriller and would like to find a book club or people to chat to about books :)

Added 9 days ago

Lise (Havant)

Looking to talk about books. I like a wide variety of genres.

Added 10 days ago

Lauren (Basingstoke)

I’m 23 and looking to join a book club. I’m really into romantasy and dark fantasy and I’d love to meet other people who enjoy the same kinds of books 📚✨

Added 11 days ago

wayne (Southampton)

I am a University History Graduate. I love history books, especially British and American. I am looking to join like-minded book people who love reading books. I like both non-fiction and fiction. I also really like movies that that develop from fiction and non-fiction books.

Added 12 days ago

Steven (Havant)

Looking for a group to talk about books with

Added 15 days ago

Rachel (Portsmouth)

I'm a 28 year old woman who loves crime, romance and thrillers, but I am always up for trying new genres and authors. My favourite author is Steve Cavanagh. His book "Devil's Advocate" is my go-to recommendation when anyone asks. His work is so well researched and he always keeps me guessing. I went to a talk by him last year and was so interested to hear about his writing process. I also love Taylor Jenkins Reid - Malibu Rising is her best novel in my opinion, followed by the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.

Added 26 days ago

Tom (Fleet)

Just someone trying to get bacl into the habit of reading and do a bit of socialising along the way

Added 27 days ago

MollieW (Fareham)

Looking for a regular book club and to make some friends who enjoy reading an interesting mix of books like I do.

Added 27 days ago

Hol (Lyndhurst)

Just moved to the area and would love to meet some new people as talk too much about our current reads. I’m a 31 yo NB artist and doctor. Love a Russian classic. Last few reads have been … Recent reads… * The Dispossessed — Ursula K. Le Guin * The Executioner’s Song — Norman Mailer * We Have Always Lived in the Castle — Shirley Jackson * Children of Dune — Frank Herbert * There Is No Antimemetics Division — qntm * Wuthering Heights — Emily Brontë Currently reading * Vita Nostra — Marina & Sergey Dyachenko

Matthew (Fareham)

Hi there, I’ve just got into reading recently and I’m really enjoying sci-fi and fantasy books, looking to talk and make friends with like minded people

JDR (Fareham)

I like lit fic, queer stories, thrillers, I want to read more classics. Looking to discuss books with like minded people and make some friends.

JDR recommends:

Circe

by Madeline Miller | Learn more and buy

Beautiful re-telling of Greek mythology

Tim Heale (Gosport)

Tim Heale is a British Army veteran, author, broadcaster, and storyteller with a lifelong passion for people, history, music, and meaningful conversation. Drawing on decades of military experience, Tim brings a unique blend of humour, resilience, insight, and camaraderie to the microphone.

Tim Heale recommends:

The Parallel Six

by Tim Heale | Learn more and buy

The Parallel Six – A Saga of Friendship, Love, Adventure and Service The Parallel Six follows the extraordinary lives of six friends whose paths become intertwined from childhood and remain connected across decades of triumph, heartbreak, adventure, and war. Beginning in the 1960s, Stephen, Johan, Vinka, Marlin, Tim, and Petra grow up between England and Sweden, forging friendships that will shape the rest of their lives. From school days and first loves to military careers, family life, and journeys across the world, they face challenges that test their courage, loyalty, and determination. Spanning more than fifty years and set against real historical events, the series combines coming-of-age drama, romance, military history, travel, humour, and enduring friendship. Richly detailed and inspired by real experiences, The Parallel Six is a story about ordinary people living extraordinary lives and discovering that some bonds can withstand the test of time. Perfect for readers who enjoy character-driven sagas, historical fiction, military adventure, and stories that celebrate friendship, family, and resilience. Seven books. Six lives. One unforgettable journey.

Shelby (Gosport)

Looking to join a group and meet new people. I always have a book nearby and would like to get some new recommendations and have a chat!

Shelby recommends:

You Were Gone

by Tim Weaver | Learn more and buy

Couldn't put this down. Kept me on my toes and had me guessing until the very end, didn't want it to end!

Bookscape books Southsea (Southsea)

📖✨ A new book club is coming to Southsea ✨📖 A space for book lovers, slow readers, fast readers, e-readers, audiobook listeners, and anyone who just wants an evening spent talking about great stories with like-minded people. Expect cosy monthly evenings, relaxed conversation, and themed activities in a welcoming space where there’s no pressure to “analyse” the book perfectly. Just books, chats, and a room full of people who understand the joy of “just one more chapter”. Whether your shelves are overflowing or you’re gently finding your way back into reading, you’re very welcome here 🤍

Elliott (Bishops Waltham)

Hello I'm Elliott, 20, I used to read all the time as a kid and am getting back into it, i love talking with people about books, how they interpret them and each others thoughts about them. I would love to make new friends and read and discuss books with others!

Elliott recommends:

invisible women

by Caroline Criado Perez | Learn more and buy

Very eye-opening to me as a guy, I love how it makes me think twice about the world we live in and what can be done to make it better. I really like that it uses lots of studies and statistics to help grasp the importance and better your understanding.