Book clubs in Lancashire

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

All listings in Lancashire

Meg (Chorley)

Hi my name is Meg & I am wanting to start reading more! I want to expand my horizons & read genres I wouldn’t normally read. Looking to join a book club to meet people.

Bound by the covers (Bolton)

I run 6 book clubs, four of them being for children but also a romantasy and thriller book clubs! There are limited spaces available x

Apple Pie Avenue Book Club (Wigan)

Owner of a victorian patisserie ‘Apple Pie Avenue i want to host Victorian parlour event where i choose a victorian writer ,Conversation about the book with afternoon tea £9.99 a month

Josie (Preston)

My name is Josie and I'm a friendly individual who loves all things books. My go to genre is fantasy but I also love historical fiction, thrillers and general fiction. I have recently started my own literary magazine and have joined to connect with authors who wish to be featured.

Josie recommends:

The Book Thief

by Markus Zusak | Buy this book

I adore this book and have read it twice as well as watched the film. My favourite thing about it is the fact it is narrated by Death which I find extremely interesting I also love the main character.

Steve (Morecambe)

Rachel (Leigh)

Wanting to discover new book recommendations. Fan of thriller and romance.

Katie (Skelmersdale)

Hi. I’m Katie. I absolutely love reading books. My favourite author’s are Maureen Lee, Katie Flynn, maggie mason and Elaine Everest. When I read, I am transported to a simpler time. My soul heals and any worries I have vanish for a while. I would look to form or join a local book club to discuss books of course and also to make friends.

Joanne (Preston)

My name is Joanne and I'm a new indie romance author as well as an avid reader. My author name is J Frances and I am looking to both promote my books at book clubs as well as partake in reading and sharing reviews of all the other books written by indie authors that I'm currently working my way through reading. My novels are spicy contemporary romance novels with guaranteed happy ever afters. I love to read romance and mystery novels, as well as thrillers.

Joanne recommends:

The Alchemy of Bridges

by Charlene Williams | Buy this book

Beautifully written and set against the backdrop of New York in the 1960s, this book takes you on a powerful journey with two people who are brought together by fate and who's separate lives come together as one as they weave seamlessly through the decades, facing many uphill struggles and upheavals. Romantic with a touch of the supernatural, this book will leave its mark on you long after the last page.

LouvReads (Bury)

Not made any pals since moving to Bury a year ago, so trying a new approach based on a hobby!

Gary (Blackpool)

I write books, and I am looking for people to proofread my books in return for a free copy of my book. "The Illusions of Alistair Moonshadow".

Gary recommends:

The Illusions of Alistair Moonshadow (Alistair Moonshadow Trilogy Book 1)

by Gary Ogden | Buy this book

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DF6PL6ZQ

Liam (Bolton)

Got into reading more recently and wanting to find like minded people. Mainly read fantasy but I do like sci fi and I'm going to give a bit of horror a go soon.

youngreader (Bury)

I have just started to read books and care for my ageing parents part of the time. I would like to join a group for ideas and a chance to talk about books and more books. ps I also bake

youngreader recommends:

to kill a mocking bird

by harper lee | Buy this book

the characters, namely the differences between them contrasted with the deep relationships between them

Michael067 (Blackpool)

I like all types of book but if i had to prefer I like espionage books

Tanz (Bolton)

I would like to discover new books with other fellow readers. I like reading psychological thriller, romance, life stories and non fiction books.

Tanz recommends:

The housemaid

by Frieda Mcfadden | Buy this book

Drawing parallels to narcissistic and controlling behaviour in relationships.

Bee (Chorley)

Thriller girl but open to trying most genres!

Books and wine (Preston)

Looking to meet new people and discover new reading material- Meet maybe once a month

Gammarayyy (Blackburn)

Mystery and suspense geek, love imaginitive fiction, particularly well written, vivid ones, being the only reader in my friends group I would like to find people who have a passion for reading just as I do and share each others' favourite books.

Gammarayyy recommends:

Pride and Prejudice

by Jane Austen | Buy this book

I love how cleverly the arc developed, the change in Darcy's character as he had begun to acknowledge his feelings for Elizabeth, and her oblviousness to it making for an interesting read.

Keelie (Burnley)

Genres I like to read are crime, thrillers, horrors and fantasy

Vader (Rochdale)

Hello I read since I was 4 (mum was director of library ,later director of special library (volumes with historical importance) ,so I blame her :). Got quite impressive library myself (just over thousand books). My favorite writers? .... Kurt Vonnegut (got cat named Mr Kilgore Trout) Charles dickens,Fyodor Dostoyevsky,haruki murakami,roland topor ,Im ashamed to say I have read works of Sir Terry Pratchett as teenager (both in german and polish translation) ,but BECAUSE Hes humour is untranslateable,books lost its charm;now read entire discworld and have to include;Sir Terry Pratchett.

Vader recommends:

Notes from underworld

by Fyodor Dostoyevsky | Buy this book

As all 5 great novels of Dostoyevsky its psychological journey through self-deconstruction ,but here protagonists,identify right choices,but make deliberate bad choices. Fantastic study of human nature in fun house mirror.

Paul (Littleborough)

I'm an active near-pensioner looking for a little additional intellectual stimulation during the winter months.

Paul recommends:

The Spanish Game

by Charles Cumming | Buy this book

It's a simple spy thriller but his characters come to life in a setting perfectly evoked. His writing is the sort of frictionless prose that Orwell lauded.