Book clubs in Lancashire

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

All listings in Lancashire

Reader (Coppull)

I enjoy contemporary and historical fiction, always have at least two books on the go. Not so keen in science fiction but willing to give anything a go. I’d love the opportunity to discuss books with others and hear new recommendations.

AnalyticallyBlonde (Lytham StAnnes)

I have recently moved to Lytham St Annes and am looking for a good book club to introduce me to new books (and sometimes keep me motivated to actually finish them!), and meet some more people locally!

Eadie (Nelson)

Keen reader who enjoys reading anything from thrillers to history books

Claire (Fleetwood)

Love reading and looking to meet new people

Tam (Garstang)

40yrs old, new to the area, I love reading fantasy and romantasy, my new favourite genres. From time to time I read historic or gothic fiction or a good spooky horror to break things up. I'd love to find a bookclub to connect with people in the local area over a love of books and make new friends.

Rachel (Nelson)

Would love to meet people with a similar love of reading to discuss books and have a catch up with! Enjoy a variation of genres but most likely - bit of fantasy, thriller, crime and historical fiction.

David - would love to find a book club (Lancaster)

Hi, my work means that I mostly read academic books and I'm happy to read more of them (especially History & Politics) if there is interest out there, but it would be nice to branch out and discover fiction and have the fun of discussing books and ideas. Hope there is a book club out there!

David - would love to find a book club recommends:

Wordy

by Simon Schama | Buy this book

Lots of interesting short essays/articles on modern and not so modern culture.

Lauren (Lytham StAnnes)

Looking for a friendly book club.

Laura (Carnforth)

Love to read, don’t find the time. Would love to join a book club to help me with this!

Emma (Chorley)

I have moved into the area and I’m looking for new friends who also love reading books along with a coffee and a good chat. I love reading thrillers, crime and romance.

Adventuresbybook (Accrington)

Hi I'm Sarah, I'm 25 and just moved back to the area and looking to meet fantasy/ dark romance/ crime thriller book lovers.

Adventuresbybook recommends:

For whom the belle tolls

by Jaysea Lynn | Buy this book

It hits on some difficult topics and made me cry. But the world building and character relationships are phenomenal.

Hayley (Chorley)

I have always read from learning to read with picture books . I have 4 rare conditions and a list of comorbitidities to go with just had spinal surgery , have audible and joined book clubs on you tube .

Agoodbook (Fleetwood)

I'm ideally looking to either set up or join a book group in the Fleetwood or surrounding area. I love reading any genre of book but do enjoy any books linked to 2nd World War.

EBS (Nelson)

To make friends with other individuals who enjoy reading books and want to discuss them ☺️

Claire (Burnley)

44yr old mum of 2 boys. Used to absolutely love reading but then life happened! Would be great to get back into it.

Niamh (Chorley)

Fairly new to the area, looking for more reading inspiration and to meet new friends. Mostly interested in crime thrillers and mystery but very open to other genres including romance, fantasy, non-fiction etc

Nikki M (Poulton-le-Fylde)

I like true crime and crime fiction, I’d like to find a book club near me

emptybooks (Heywood)

Hi, Im 21 and i love fantasy, mystery and slice of life genres. I read books like Babel and novels like Lord of the Mysteries i also like reading serious books like a thousand splendid suns and no longer human.

Stephanie (Chorley)

Never tried a book club but would just like to start something for myself other than be a wife and mum

AdamT (Lytham StAnnes)

I’m 20 and just moved to Lytham and looking for something to pass some evenings with. I enjoy many different genres but particularly enjoy literary and historical fiction.

AdamT recommends:

Babel

by R. F Kuang | Buy this book

The characters are just so incredibly personable but the world building is also atmospheric and a genius idea to change one small detail of a world we know. This is also an important book in looking into the negatives of British colonialism but also identity.