Book clubs in Hertfordshire

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

All listings in Hertfordshire

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Dani2603 (Letchworth)

Looking to join my first book club to meet new people.

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Jasmine (Welwyn Garden City)

Love a good romantasy or spicy book and some new recommendations wouldn’t hurt :).

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Maria (Watford)

Hi, looking to join a nearby book club and connect/make friends with likeminded people. I’m a 28 year old generalist reader but recent reads have taken an end of the world theme (On the Beach, Day of the Triffids) which is fitting!

Maria recommends:

Look Who's Back by Timur Vermes
Look Who's Back
by Timur Vermes | Buy this book
It’s amazing how the author creates humour from such a bleak subject matter
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Hana (St Albans)

Hi I’m Hana, 30, just moved to St Albans! I love reading and would like to meet with others socially to discuss books and make some friends!

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Bernie (St Albans)

I live in St Albans have been looking for a book group for a while. I love reading and like meeting new people.

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HertfordLocal (Hertford)

I'm 26 year old girl looking to read more books and socialize along the way

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Melchior (Watford)

I like to read and want to share ideas and feelings about books I read with people who want to share.

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Penrose (Hoddesdon)

I'm down to read anything, am looking for like minded individuals to meet up with and discuss what we're reading, over coffee, lunch, maybe dinner. I have some Dostoevsky that I'm looking forward to getting my teeth into.

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Alexandr4 (Harpenden)

I’m in my early 40’s, keen to meet up with other book lovers to share stories and thoughts! I read everything and am hoping go get some good tips from others on their favourite reads.

Alexandr4 recommends:

A Prayer For Owen Meany  by John Irving
A Prayer For Owen Meany
by John Irving | Buy this book
Amazing storytelling that made me cry and laugh so much at the same time that a lady next to me on the train asked what I was reading!
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Karolinao (Hemel Hempstead)

I am an absolute book lover and secret short story writer. At the moment I am reading lots of crime stories but I am flexible as it comes to books. I would like to meet up with an open minded people over coffee sometimes and discuss books

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Alexandr4 (Harpenden)

I’m in my early 40’s, keen to meet up with other book lovers to share stories and thoughts! I read everything and am hoping go get some good tips from others on their favourite reads.

Alexandr4 recommends:

A Prayer For Owen Meany  by John Irving
A Prayer For Owen Meany
by John Irving | Buy this book
Amazing storytelling that made me cry and laugh so much at the same time that a lady next to me on the train asked what I was reading!
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Emma (St Albans)

Hi! I'm 32, live in St Albans, read a lot and would love to join a book group! Does it sound like we're a match? All the best, Emma x

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Becky (Harpenden)

I'm in my early 30s and new to the area. I'm looking for a flexible book club, as I travel a lot for work and home, who are interested in carving up some time in our busy diaries to have a cup of tea and a good chat.

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Rachael (Hemel Hempstead)

Looking to carve out some me time with some like minded people. Working full time and having a young family, I'd like to enjoy a cup of tea / coffee with fellow book lovers discussing their favourite books and what they're reading now. Would an hour or 2 a month work for most?

Rachael recommends:

Twenty eight and a half wishes by Denise Grover Swank
Twenty eight and a half wishes
by Denise Grover Swank | Buy this book
I love a series and this one is a great series. It's about a repressed young woman who decides to take on the world and enjoy life to the fullest. It gets her in a lot of trouble along the way, but it's an easy read for a bit of escapism.
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Jan (Tring)

Happy to read most books but would like the opportunity to meet up with other people to discuss a book

Jan recommends:

Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
Where the Crawdads Sing
by Delia Owens | Buy this book
Book just draws you in and you feel as if you are actually there
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DavidBerko85 (Berkhamsted)

I’m a Berkhamsted local with a young family. I enjoy a range of fiction-from thriller and crime through to Booker nominees. I’m interested in meeting people to discuss books over a drink/coffee.

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Dev (Watford)

Hey folks! Early 30s keen reader looking to get together with fellow enthusiasts to discover exciting new reads in a range of genres! My fav book: A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini

Dev recommends:

A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
A Thousand Splendid Suns
by Khaled Hosseini | Buy this book
Beautiful portrayal of the Afghani culture
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Lauren (Bishop's Stortford)

I'm looking for a local book group to join. I moved to Bishop's Stortford approx. 2 years ago and it would be a nice way to meet more local people. I like reading and want to read more and this will give me an incentive!

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Jill (Stevenage)

I am a semi retired mother of 3, looking to discover all sorts of books, fiction or non fiction

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Chris_author (Berkhamsted)

Hi team! I'm not looking to join a club as such - I'm an author based in Berkhamsted Hertfordshire and I've attended a number of book clubs and WI groups (including by Zoom during the pandemic) to talk about my novels and also in some cases the writing process. I think they have been very well received - the book clubs in particular as they have loved getting insights directly from the author. My first novel is historical fiction -the protagonist being a 19 year old girl working in a parachute factory in 1941 - she works in a secret section but carries secrets of her own. I think the book clubs enjoyed this in particular because it explores women working during the war and the whole environment of war-torn Britain. My second novel which is published this month (December 2023) also has a female protagonist - a professor who makes a shocking discovery, making humankind question its place in the universe and bringing her global fame -but she doesn't want it? She has a dark and tragic secret which she must keep hidden. I think the book clubs will enjoy a discussion not only about how the protagonist reacts but how humankind reacts to her discovery. Anyway -I am happy to travel across Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire and at no charge as I love talking about the stories and how they come to be written and answering probing questions from enthusiastic readers! Let me know. The two books are: a) The Girl who sewed parachutes. b) The Short Life of Amy Ridley. Kind regards Chris Baker

Chris_author recommends:

The Girl Who Sewed Parachutes by Chris Baker
The Girl Who Sewed Parachutes
by Chris Baker | Buy this book
At its heart it is a love story - set in war-torn Britain during the 1940's - it explores how women worked in factories during the war and how the protagonist deals with a dark secret - the +100 ratings on Amazon give it a 4.6 score - so I don't need to say more! -
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