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 8 days ago

DonnaS (St Albans)

I’d like to join a book club that is friendly, lively and doesn’t take itself too seriously. I’m happy to read anything and would like to broaden my reading.

Added 9 days ago

Lottie (Hoddesdon)

I am 34F Love to read most genres, love historical fiction one of my fav authors is Elif Shafak.

Added 10 days ago

Lisa (Stevenage)

I enjoy reading anytime I can. Favourite genre is crime, thriller and mystery. Interesting in trying a new genre and make new bookish friends.

Added 19 days ago

grace (Welwyn Garden City)

i love reading it's like an escape for me i enjoy reading thrillers, crime and romantic books i am only 16 but i would love to join a book club to talk about books and get recommendations on new ones that i should try out and to interact with people who love books as much as i do

grace recommends:

the other Miss jone

by sophine flynn | Buy this book

the plot twist is amazing it capture me just by reading the first few pages i couldn't put the book down if you like crime and thriller books you should read this one i highly suggest you read it.

Added 27 days ago

Samantha (Watford)

I am a retired engineer who has recently moved back to Bushey. I love reading books from different genres and like to meet new people having moved back to the area.

Added 28 days ago

LauMay (Barnet)

Mid-twenties bookworm looking to discuss book recommendations in most genres. Love Philosophy, Crime and Thriller!

Added 29 days ago

Amber (Hatfield)

I like spicy, fantasy books. I have 2 kids under 3 and am looking for some bookish mums to meet and chat and read

Rebecca (Hitchin)

Love reading romantacy, looking for my people!

Rebecca recommends:

Quicksilver

by Calliw hart | Buy this book

Fantasy mixed with romance and spice. If you like adventure, enemies to lovers and fairytales you will love this

Rashila1 (Watford)

I am looking to get more into reading and making new friends.

Suzanne (Watford)

i am a 75 year old retired woman who would like to make new friends. i love to read and would enjoy joining a local book club to discuss books and find out what are the newest books to read

Bookish94 (Hertford)

New to Hertford looking to make friends and talk about books 🥰

AG Goodwell (Barnet)

I miss Ian M Banks !

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.

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 | Buy this book

Everything!

Metz (Hertford)

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

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.