Book clubs in Hertfordshire

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Added 6 days ago

Rosé Reading Room (Watford)

Rosé Reading Room – Watford 📍 Watford, Hertfordshire | 🍷 Women-only | 📚 Monthly Meetups Rosé Reading Room is a welcoming women’s book club in Watford, created for readers who value meaningful stories, open conversation, and a little sparkle on the side. We meet once a month—usually over brunch—to chat about thought-provoking fiction, explore themes that matter to women, and enjoy each other’s company in a relaxed, stylish setting. Our reads are chosen collectively, with nominations and voting via the Bookclubs app, so everyone has a voice. Whether you’re a lifelong bookworm or just rediscovering your love for reading, you’ll find connection and community here.

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Added 8 days ago

Demetria (Watford)

Hello. I like to read mostly fantasy but I read anything. I like retellings as well. Dungeon Crawler Carl is my favorite series at the moment. I wanted to join a book club to make friends and have someone to talk to about books! I think meeting others is a great way to find out about books that I probably wouldn't know about.

Demetria recommends:

Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman
Dungeon Crawler Carl
by Matt Dinniman | Buy this book
Everything!
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Added 16 days ago

Metz (Hertford)

Hi Im a busy working mum, 44 years old and trying to rekindle my love of reading.

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Added 17 days ago

Labib (Hemel Hempstead)

Hi, I’m a 27-year-old man, and moved to Hemel Hempstead about a year ago. I’ve been reading mostly philosophy and pop anthropology/history recently. Looking to join a book group to hopefully bounce around the ideas and concepts from what I’m reading. Also, looking to meet new people and hopefully make friends in the area!

Labib recommends:

Culture & Conflict in the Middle East
by Philip Carl Salzman | Buy this book
Having lived in and read mostly about societies governed by state institutions and rule of law, this book was a sea change in my understanding of how radically different and complex social structures can be among human beings. I really loved how concretely the writer explores the work of ethnographers who really steeped themselves into these societies to explore the role of ‘balanced opposition’ as one of the key forces underlying tribal social structures in various Middle Eastern societies.
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Added 21 days ago

Debbie Revens (Watford)

Ready to meet new people with a common interest

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Added 27 days ago

Sommy (Sawbridgeworth)

It would be great to discuss books and meet new people

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Added 30 days ago

Bookish (Waltham Cross)

Looking to join a book club to socialise. Mainly read thriller books 📚.

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Added about 1 month ago

Liv (Hertford)

I enjoy fiction

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Added about 1 month ago

Pheasant101 (Bishop's Stortford)

I love reading and am lucky enough to (usually) have enough time to read a decent amount. However, I tend to go through peaks and troughs with my reading and would to have a reason to read more consistently. I love both fiction and non-fiction and don’t really have a preferred genre, although I am not into serious gothic or horror etc due to an overactive imagination! I would love to be able to discuss books with like-minded individuals, share recommendations, and enjoy good company. I am happy for meet ups to be tea/coffee and cake during the day, or wine and nibbles in the evening (both sound bliss!).

Pheasant101 recommends:

The Magician
by Colm Toibin | Buy this book
A brilliant biography written as a novel. The prose is written in a way that rapidly draws you into the story of the life of the author Thomas Mann as well as giving insight into the events of the time, with a focus on the World Wars and how these enormous events impacted Mann, his family, and friends.
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Reece (Kings Langley)

I’m 31 year old man living in West Herts. I’d love to turn my passion for reading into a means of socialising with like-minded locals. I’m usually far more comfortable reading classics, but I’m exploring more modern fiction this year too. Literary fiction will always grab by attention, but I’m up to try anything.

Reece recommends:

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
The Count of Monte Cristo
by Alexandre Dumas | Buy this book
It’s a true swashbuckling, revenge-fuelled, plot-driven classic!
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Paul A (Baldock)

I'm a book worm, a lover of good books and independent book shops. Live in North Herts. Currently enjoying Robin Ince's Biblio Maniac.

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Phoebe (Baldock)

I like thriller, horror and started to move towards more literary fiction

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ZisKnow (Tring)

I'm a 44 year old male, avid reader though I've been stuck in a rut lately and re-reading old familiar things rather than branching out. Looking to meet up with some like minded readers to both gently socialise, and explore new fiction.

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A Love of Books Bookclub (Baldock)

Dearest Local Book Lovers! I am looking to create a small book club for those who live local to Baldock and are interested in various genres. Having moved here just over a year ago, I want to read books and joyfully chatter about them over a café or glass of something! Perhaps an evening (in the warmer days) or during half term holidays. We could meet and talk a little about the books we love and loathe and discuss our next book, meeting date and place. I have just started reading: Family and Borghesia by Natalia Ginzburg, but am also super enthusiastic to re-read my current favourites: A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving, Flowers for Algernon or Maurakami's Men Without Women. I hope that some of you might be interested in joining me, if so please do drop me a little note here! Warm Wishes Arpana

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Christine (Harpenden)

Hi I am in my early 60s but feeling young! Been living in Harpenden for 3 years. Was previously in Surrey. Spending more time reading and would like to combine this with getting to know more people with a shared interest locally.

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Skye (Harpenden)

17, interested in classics, sci-fi/dystopian so far but open to other genres and types of books.

Skye recommends:

Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes
Flowers for Algernon
by Daniel Keyes | Buy this book
Very interesting as a concept but also creates a good connection with the characters, with a very emotional ending - read it over a year ago and it stays with me all the time
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Potters Bar Readers (Potters Bar)

For all ages backgrounds and genders

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Laura (Potters Bar)

I love reading all books both fiction and non fiction and will often have two books on the go. I would like to meet people who are interested in different things to myself

Laura recommends:

Hot Milk by Deborah Levy
Hot Milk
by Deborah Levy | Buy this book
I love how this book makes you question your own relationships with your family and the beliefs you have created of yourself
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Mimi (Welwyn)

Hi, I'm 19. Recently got out of a major book slump due to burn out from exams. Most of my friends are not into reading hence why I want to meet more people who share my love for reading. I don't limit myself to a particular genre, open to exploring fiction books from different corners of the world. Have to admit, fantasy , thriller and crime do have special place in my heart x

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C.E.Colemane (Berkhamsted)

I'm an author, looking to share and discuss my work with interested book groups.

C.E.Colemane recommends:

The Conjurer and the Corpse by C.E.Colemane
The Conjurer and the Corpse
by C.E.Colemane | Buy this book
This book has a gas lamp / victoriana fantasy setting, a cozy murder mystery plot with a magical twist, and complex, sympathetic characters - I hope this is a book that sweeps you off your feet on first reading and provides a rich treasure trove of discovery on second reading. You be the judge!
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