Book clubs in Lancashire

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

All listings in Lancashire

Added 10 days ago

Aisha (Chorley)

I have loved reading all my life and looking to join a bookclub to find like-minded people and make new friends.

Aisha recommends:

My friends

by Frederikk Backman | Learn more and buy

Incredibly beautiful book which will make you laugh and cry and feel all the things.

Added 13 days ago

Amy (Accrington)

Want to make friends who can motivate me to read more and discuss books with. Have a busy life with 2 children and wanting to plan more things for myself.

Added 23 days ago

Lesley (Chorley)

i want to make new friends with the dame interests.

Added 24 days ago

Clare (Blackpool)

Hi my name is Clare, I am 51 with 2 grownup sons. Recently divorced I have suddenly found I have a lot of spare time that needs to be filled with hobbies and new friends. I’m a book worm so a book club sounds really good for me.

Added 27 days ago

Jayne (Chorley)

Like romance mainly and autobiographies about music.

Jayne recommends:

One Day

by Nick Hornby | Learn more and buy

Love story.

One Day

by Nick Hornby | Learn more and buy

Love story.

Andy (Poulton-le-Fylde)

Travel books, comedy, Thrillers, horror, sci-fi, westerns - the only genre I am not keen on really is romance books! I’d like to join a book club (I have one other person interested) because I want to talk about books over a coffee and a cake either at a library or a coffee shop or a cafe maybe.

Andy recommends:

The sound and the fury

by William Faulkner | Learn more and buy

What can I say? Utterly superb. A literary masterpiece told from a stream of consciousness perspective. Bleak and difficult to read but beautiful and interesting

Jayne (Preston)

To meet new people will read most things.

Jayne recommends:

One Day

by Nick Hornby | Learn more and buy

Love story.

One Day

by Nick Hornby | Learn more and buy

Love story.

Books and Brunch (Chorley)

A relaxed group of women who enjoy brunch, books and chats. New members welcome.

Lauren (Chorley)

I run my own book club and we are accepting new members so if you’d like to join us drop me a message. Located in Chorley and we are a friendly a relaxed group of ladies.

Sam (Clitheroe)

I’m a 33 year old married guy looking to join a local book club. I read a bit of everything - mostly contemporary fiction, thrillers, and a bit of historical fiction. I’m just looking for a group that meets monthly for a chat about books and a bit of a social.

Kieran (Lytham StAnnes)

I love to read and write short stories! I have a blog kieranstorieswriter.wordpress.com.

Jo (Lytham StAnnes)

I am new to the area, and my mum and I are looking for a good local bookclub!

MistyReads (Lytham StAnnes)

Hello! I've started a book club in the Lytham area called the Lytham Literature Enthusiasts. I love meeting new people and hearing their thoughts about how a book impacted them! We are a small, friendly group who love discussing books over a brew. We meet once a month on an evening. Our favourite genres are mystery, historical fiction, dystopian fiction, classics, thrillers, crime and sometimes a little bit of romance. We already have a 2026 reading list but we are always open to people's suggestions. If you're interested in joining us or would like to hear about our current reading list let's connect!

MistyReads recommends:

The Alice Network

by Kate Quinn | Learn more and buy

The Alice Network by Kate Quinn has been our book club's favourite read this year! Most of us finished it in a handful of days AND bought more books by Kate Quinn straight away! The Alice Network is a historical fiction, however, it is based on a real WW1 female spy network in German-occupied France. The story is told by two characters set in two different times in history, providing you with a story-jigsaw puzzle. It was very difficult to put this book down: obviously it is full of high-stakes missions...but the backstories of the characters also keep drawing you in. You will feel like you are part of their little group: constantly wanting to go on to untangle all the strands of past events. I must also highlight we all felt the antagonist was one of the most complex villains we have ever encountered: he is sophisticated, intelligent, cultured and above all: incredibly self-aware, which makes him even more dangerous. The research behind the book evoked deep respect from all of us: Kate Quinn's passion for history really shines through. This book will leave you in awe and tears, it will inspire you and it will give you renewed hope in the healing balm of friendship.

Fairytale

by Stephen King | Learn more and buy

This book was only my second Stephen King read. Genre: dark fantasy/adventure. It starts off as a very ordinary story set in a small town: boy meets dog + grumpy old man. Ordinary events however lead to doors to the extraordinary. The story is masterfully patched together from pieces of well-known old tales but with dark, gritty twists. The stakes just keep getting higher and higher, you'll keep finding yourself in more and more unexpected, exciting, dangerous situations! The world-bulding is meticulous and incredible; you'll find yourself shivering but still wanting more...King is a master at that. The elements of hope and friendship are the engine driving the main character forward in the midst of hardships. The main character's development and self-reflection are really well written. It is one of those books you cannot wait to get back to! Upon reflection, there are beautiful metaphors sprinkled throughout the story that I truly hope you'll be able to discover and warmed by.