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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Rhonda (Bishop's Stortford)

I like fiction and fiction with a twist, love a oeriod drama book and definitely up for reading different genres and meeting new people too!

Rhonda recommends:

The Thursday Murder Club  by Richard Osman
The Thursday Murder Club
by Richard Osman | Buy this book
A.Murder club in a retirement village help police solve crimes, witty easy read!
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Diebs (Rickmansworth)

I am an eclectic reader and particularly enjoy books on or about travel, biographies, crime fiction, WWII history, photography, Greek and Roman classics, ... I would enjoy hearing how other readers interpret books, and would enjoy the social side of being a member of a bookclub.

Diebs recommends:

Consequences by Penelope Lively
Consequences
by Penelope Lively | Buy this book
Inter-generational and emotional relationships
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Brian (Stevenage)

I’ve recently returned to the UK after living in South America for 10 years. I love reading and talking about books with likeminded people!

Brian recommends:

Jamrach's Menagerie by Carol Birch
Jamrach's Menagerie
by Carol Birch | Buy this book
A brilliantly immersive adventure story which combines historical fiction with a wonderful story of young friendship.
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Juliana (Stevenage)

In my late 30’s I like to read mystery, sci-fi and human behaviour and self development books. I’d like to know new people and share the interest in books. I’m Brazilian but I’m able to communicate and read in English.

Juliana recommends:

A Case of Need by Michael Crichton
A Case of Need
by Michael Crichton | Buy this book
Fast reading, good detective story for the 60’s mind.
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CharlieBee (Stevenage)

I graduated from university last year and I’m in my first adult job. Due to the pandemic I didn’t make many friends at uni but would love to meet some new people

CharlieBee recommends:

The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
by Mary Ann Shaffer | Buy this book
I loved the characters and how it’s all in letter format
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Zoe (Hatfield)

Introvert who loves books and art.

Zoe recommends:

The Subtle Art of Not Giving  A F*ck by Mark Manson
The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck
by Mark Manson | Buy this book
This is the most realistic and practical book I've ever read. Mark really writes it as it is.
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Zoe (St Albans)

I love some good fiction or a good self-help book. I'm really into healing and bettering myself as person. I'm also interested in meeting like-minded people.

Zoe recommends:

The Subtle Art of Not Giving  A F*ck by Mark Manson
The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck
by Mark Manson | Buy this book
This is the most realistic and practical book I've ever read. Mark really writes it as it is.
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ophelia (Waltham Cross)

hi! I finally fell back in love with reading, and would love to get new books to read and meet new people, make new friends. i do prefer lighter reads such as fantasy, but a good book is a good book regardless of genre :)

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Lesley (Hertford)

I’m a woman pensioner who has recently moved to Hertford. I enjoy reading very much and am happy to read a wide variety of books. I belonged to a book club in London but would now like to join a club in Hertford. I believe that you meet in the Old Barge on Folly island.

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Castro (Watford)

Hi , I am Castro , 31 years old . "Excited to join the book club! Enthusiastic about self-help books and looking forward to engaging discussions and shared insights."

Castro recommends:

The Power of Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy
The Power of Subconscious Mind
by Joseph Murphy | Buy this book
This book is designed to help you improve your internal strength, relationship and health .
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Bushey Book Club (Radlett)

Mixed group aged 50+ based in and around Bushey, Herts. This group would be for those who enjoy reading novels. As examples we have read: The Humans - Matt Haig, The Girl with the Louding Voice - Abi Dare, Anxious People - Fredrik Backman, The Seventh Son - Sebastian Faulks, Lessons in Chemistry - Bonnie Garnus, and Eleven - Mark Wawtson. We are not that keen on fantasy or sci-fi but the odd book in that genre would be OK. Once per month meeting in each others' home on a rota. Wednesday evenings with snacks and drinks provided by the host.

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ConnectionCraftsman (Welwyn)

I am eager to join this book club as a Craftsman. I have a passion for connecting with clients who love book clubs and would be delighted to become a member. I can consistently guide clients to your book club, acting as a valuable link. Feel free to contact me if you'd like to promote your book club in Hertfordshire. I believe it's a fantastic initiative to reduce social isolation, allowing adults to thrive and enjoy reading, engaging in discussions, and perhaps even enjoying some refreshments. It's a brilliant way to entice them to join in. Happy Reading!

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Dissemination of knowledge (Hatfield)

We are born with the faculty to wonder, to comprehend everything and nothing, and to pursue wisdom. Some wonder still and see the world in awe, very curious, fascinated by everything, trying to understand an ever-changing world and its infinite spectrum. For others, the world is nothing but a habit. The former is us, the curious ones, looking and thinking, above and beyond. And the latter are in chains, beings of habit, lacking curiosity and the faculty to wonder. Reading, books, philosophy, sciences, social and natural, history and all will make you, and even the beings of habit, wonder again.

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Izaz Khan (Hatfield)

The pursuit of wisdom gives meaning to one's life. I love reading books. Reading ignites ideas in one's mind. It gives you the vision, and intellect, to understand and change the world. I would love to get in touch with book-loving pursuers of wisdom to exchange thoughts and ideas with. I am interested in all types of books. However, I prefer, and love, philosophy, history, sociology, marxism, anthropology, law, existentialism, etc.

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MarkStanley84 (Baldock)

I have always been a passionate reader, over the past 10 years I have fallen in love with the high fantasy / epic fantasy genre. I have recently written my first book, and I am looking for like minded people to give me honest feedback on it.

MarkStanley84 recommends:

Cradle by Will Wight
Cradle
by Will Wight | Buy this book
Love the entire series
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Liv23 (Hertford)

Hi! I’m Liv, a 23 year old who’s just moved to the area. I love classic literature but am happy reading anything, also looking to meet some new people in the area.

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Julie Buckley (Baldock)

Young at heart and happy.

Julie Buckley recommends:

The Heroes Welcome by Louisa Young
The Heroes Welcome
by Louisa Young | Buy this book
The second of 3 follows love despite facial disfigurement in WW2 and class.
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northernseoul (Watford)

Always keen to meet like-minded people, discuss books & try out new books from different genres

northernseoul recommends:

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
One Hundred Years of Solitude
by Gabriel Garcia Marquez | Buy this book
Never read anything like it before. A magical realist epic
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Ayla (Harpenden)

Psychology, romance, education; society, inequality; technology; empathy; vulnerability

Ayla recommends:

The Compassionate Mind by Paul Gilbert
The Compassionate Mind
by Paul Gilbert | Buy this book
The social human approach
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Dani2603 (Letchworth)

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

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