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 6 days ago

Olivia (Chorley)

Big fan of books and coffee! Thrillers are my go to genre, but I do love a good romance too. Looking to join a book club to talk all things books, find new favourites, and hopefully gain new friends

Added 16 days ago

Micky (Clitheroe)

34 year old father with a young family at home looking for a book club just to get out a bit and engage more with my hobby. I like to read sci fi and fantasy but not exclusively, I also like thought provoking books dramatising history.

Added 17 days ago

Sarah (Chorley)

I enjoy reading a variety of genres and different authors, but particularly enjoy crime, thriller and mystery fiction.

Added 22 days ago

Eva7 (Clitheroe)

I'm looking for a group for women empowerment and positivity.

Added 27 days ago

Lindsay (Leyland)

Hello, my name is Lindsay and I am 66 years old. I'm looking to join a bookclub. I am a Medievalist tuned to the 12th to 15th centuries. I love history from that and the Tudor period but, I also love fantasy and authors like J.R.R. Tolkien. I am disabled but own a car so am able to travel. I also love tea and cake.

Added 29 days ago

Enchanted Pages (Blackburn)

A fun group to meet new people who love reading romantasy novels aswell as contemporary + dark romance

Added 29 days ago

Maira (Blackburn)

Hiya! I’m an avid romantasy / dark / contemporary romance reader based around Blackburn and wanted to meet other readers with similar book tastes to maybe start a weekly book club? Looking forward to meeting new people and sharing our love of books! Xx

Maira recommends:

The Wolf King

by Lauren Palphreyman | Buy this book

Abosolutely devoured the first and second book in this series. An amazing love triangle with wolf shifters, enemies to lovers with forced proximity. I cannot wait for the third and final book to compete this trilogy!!!

Danielle (Chorley)

A mum of 3 2 boys and a girl. Started reading this last year looking to make some friends who enjoy reading too. It is my go to when mental health is bad wanting to find fellow ‘booktok’ book readers

COWDALL (Clitheroe)

I just want to be part of a book club and have chats about books. I dont really mind what kind of books, I just want the opportunity to reengage critically with literature because I want to be more thoughtful about reading

Phillip (Lytham StAnnes)

I would love to join a book club in the Lytham or Lytham St. Anne’s area. I am open to read any genre of books

44mina (Blackpool)

I love reading romance, books adapted into movies and old classics, I’m based in BPL and would like to make friends preferably local or not and meet up for book club dates or chats.

M Shah (32F) (Nelson)

Hi, I’m Mehak! I’d love to start a book club with a group of lovely ladies, I love the detective hunter series by Chris Carter, psychological thrillers is my genre of choice! Also would love to read spiritual books especially during important time periods!

M Shah (32F) recommends:

The Crucifix Killer

by Chris Carter | Buy this book

Descriptive, nail biting and constantly keeps you at the edge of your seat?

TRICIA (Chorley)

Love reading, semi retired, looking to join a club where i can meet people of all ages, for a coffee, chat, book review

Salford Book Club (Salford)

Looking for a small group (4-8) for a casual book club discussing fiction and making friends

Eshal (Rochdale)

I like to read classics sometimes and historical fiction books.

Helen (Preston)

I have always enjoyed reading -'but isn't it great when someone has read the same book as you and you can chat about it

GJ Cox (Bury)

Looking for book recommendations and to recommend books. I love all fantasy books of all age groups and am not ashamed to admit I am an adult who loves kids books. Occasional reader of adventure, thriller and horror books also.

GJ Cox recommends:

Jurassic Park

by Michael Crichton | Buy this book

This is a fantastic book that can get overlooked because the movie is so popular. But what most people do not realise is that the book is so much better and is definitely worth a read.

Milo and the Misfits

by C.C. Cassidy | Buy this book

A great YA cozy fantasy. The characters are amazing and it champions a group of children with life challenges, turning them into strengths, rather than weaknesses

Sue (Preston)

I’m retired and have been an avid reader all my life and part of a book club wherever I’ve lived. I moved to Preston not long ago and looking for a local book club.

Sue recommends:

News of the World

by Paulette Jiles | Buy this book

Captivating story in the aftermath of the American Civil War about a retired army captain who travels to remote parts of Texas giving readings from newspapers to people who are thristy for news of the world. Along the way he agrees to transport a young captive back to her people

The Glassmaker

by Tracy Chevalier | Buy this book

Set in 1486 Venice, the heroine learns to craft glass. It is a wonderful portrait of a women, family and city

Kayleigh (Ormskirk)

Hopeless romantic with a soft spot for stories that make my heart ache in the best way. I love deep, emotional reads, slow-burn tension, and fantasy worlds that feel like home.