Book clubs in Hertfordshire

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

All listings in Hertfordshire

Added 5 days ago

Lucy (Welwyn Garden City)

Hi my name is Lucy and im interested in joining a book club locally, it would be nice to meet new people. I like reading all sorts of books, whether modern or classic, I like humourous books but enjoy reading anything

Added 11 days ago

JaimeLee (Royston)

I recently moved to Royston and I’m on the lookout for some new friends. I’m a big fan of romance, thriller, crime, and young adult books.

Added 12 days ago

Return_to_reading (Tring)

I’m looking to expand my friends network, lower my screen / social media consumption and learn more through literature.

Added 16 days ago

carmenjc (Watford)

I'm looking to connect with other readers in the area. I love historical fiction and non-fiction.

Added 17 days ago

Eddie99 (Potters Bar)

81 year old very active male. University graduate. Father of two adult children and one younger stepson,all successful and partner who is a true friend. Interests include driving and cars,politics and modern history. Looking for mental stimulation and widening my interests.

Added 27 days ago

Iru (Welwyn Garden City)

Non-fiction, fantasy, self-help books, greek mythology. Once a week meet up.

Karl (Rickmansworth)

Looking for a book club locally

Tal (Watford)

I love reading books especially fiction

Tal recommends:

Lord of the rings trilogy

by Jrr tolkien | Buy this book

The descriptive writing is incredible

Tal (Watford)

Love reading, but hat haven't read in ages. Would love to get back into it

Tal recommends:

Lord of the rings trilogy

by Jrr tolkien | Buy this book

The descriptive writing is incredible

Shiva (St Albans)

Hello! I am an avid reader, and I like talking about people with books that I have read

NishReads19 (Watford)

Looking to find and join a friendly, safe and easy going book group that is local to adults. Very open to different genres, and learning new things through books and meeting new people. Looking for after work book group, happy to meet in a local library, once a month.

Emma (Rickmansworth)

I like historical fiction, biography, and anything that comes passionately recommended. I'd like to talk more about books and make some new friends along the way. 51 years old, WD3, and would like to meet up at an evening book event/ club, but not yet found any near me.

Emma recommends:

Educated

by Tara Westover | Buy this book

Awful story of a girl who is trapped and isolated by her family. True story. Ultimately uplifting but not until she has been through a traumatic childhood in rural America where social services don't intervene for fear of insulting religion.

Peter (Radlett)

I'm a 70 year old reader, mostly of fiction. My wife is a very keen reader but doesn't much like to talk about them. Most of the book clubs I've come across have been women only, so a mixed group would be great.

Natalie (Potters Bar)

I am looking for a book club for my mum to join in the Potters Bar area as she absolutely loves reading and socialising!

Fifi (Harpenden)

Hello, I’m interested in starting or joining a local book group. I’m a fan of lit fic, novels set in other cultures / translated novels and magic realism. I’m a voracious reader (or let’s face it, listener of audiobooks) but my nearest and dearest aren’t huge readers so would love to share and discuss books with others. I often pick up the booker shortlist and work my way through it. Recent books I’ve read and enjoyed include The Names by Florence Knapp, The Bee Sting by Paul Murray, Flesh by David Szalay, Prophet Song by Paul Lynch and various books by Elif Shafak.

Halim (Hatfield)

Hi, I am the author of several non-fiction books. At the moment, I am writing a novel on magic realism, human happiness and love. I would be happy to meet someone or share ideas if the opportunity arises. My reading list includes: One Hundred Years of Solitude, Midnight's Children, Shame, As I Lay Dying, Metamorphosis, Castle, the Outsider, Fifty Shades of Grey, Great Expectations, God of Small Things, 1984, the Animal Farm and many from Indian sub-continent.

Halim recommends:

Midnight's Children

by Salman Rushdie | Buy this book

Magic realism with magical children born at midnight on 15th August 1947, when India got its freedom from Great Britain.

MalDouglasAuthor (Hertford)

An author myself of suspense thrillers, I'm looking to connect with individuals and groups who might be interested in readings, signings and discussion about books in general, especially crime fiction. My debut novel - CHASING The SUN - is being published late Nov 2025 by Vanguard Press.

Sham (Rickmansworth)

Hello all I have just started to read and need a push and more talk around good reads. Looking to join clubs that will help readers to finish a good read.

Sham recommends:

The Journey

by SSJV | Buy this book

A women’s struggle of losing her child.

Ter (Stevenage)

Book lover in his early 50's who has just fallen back in love with reading again after struggling with concentration for a few years. Looking to meet new book buddies and maybe help broaden my literary horizons! Would be keen to join a local book club.

Ter recommends:

Anxious People

by Frederik Backman | Buy this book

I absolutely loved this book! So easy to read, quirky and most importantly for me the characters were wonderful and so vivid in my mind. Quick and simple synopsis - an incompetent bank robber takes a group of people at a house viewing hostage. It's funny, sad and very touching. I'm not the fastest reader by any stretch but was so hooked I read this in just a couple of days. I've since read a few of the authors books and just love his writing style. The translator must have also done an incredible job!