Book clubs in Leicestershire

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

All listings in Leicestershire

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Added 7 days ago

Rikki Anderson (Leicester)

I tend to read books that explore psychology, philosophy, and what it means to be human. I’m interested in stories that make you think about meaning, resilience, and how people make sense of difficult experiences. I enjoy discussing ideas and different perspectives, and I’m hoping to meet people who like deeper conversations about books rather than just quick reviews.

Rikki Anderson recommends:

The Humans by Matt Haig
The Humans
by Matt Haig | Buy this book
A unique and often funny perspective on what it means to be human, told through the eyes of an outsider trying to understand our emotions, relationships, and contradictions. It mixes philosophy, humour, and vulnerability in a way that makes you appreciate the small things in life.
The Catcher in the Rye
by J. D. Salinger | Buy this book
A very honest look at alienation, identity, and the struggle to find your place in the world. Holden feels real rather than polished, and the book captures that uncomfortable space between adolescence and adulthood in a psychologically believable way.
Beatrice and Virgil by Yann Martel
Beatrice and Virgil
by Yann Martel | Buy this book
A strange but powerful exploration of how we try to understand trauma and suffering through art and storytelling. It’s symbolic, unsettling at times, and raises questions about how history and cruelty can be represented without losing their meaning.
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justabadger (Leicester)

Just a badger. Reads books. Lifts weights. Overthinks existence. Probably drinking coffee while highlighting passages I’ll pretend I fully understood. I like philosophy, classic literature, psychology and anything slightly weird or thought-provoking. Joining to find interesting people, expand my reading list, and have actual conversations about books instead of just rating them out of 5.

justabadger recommends:

The Humans by Matt Haig
The Humans
by Matt Haig | Buy this book
A unique and often funny perspective on what it means to be human, told through the eyes of an outsider trying to understand our emotions, relationships, and contradictions. It mixes philosophy, humour, and vulnerability in a way that makes you appreciate the small things in life.
The Catcher in the Rye
by J. D. Salinger | Buy this book
A very honest look at alienation, identity, and the struggle to find your place in the world. Holden feels real rather than polished, and the book captures that uncomfortable space between adolescence and adulthood in a psychologically believable way.
Beatrice and Virgil by Yann Martel
Beatrice and Virgil
by Yann Martel | Buy this book
A strange but powerful exploration of how we try to understand trauma and suffering through art and storytelling. It’s symbolic, unsettling at times, and raises questions about how history and cruelty can be represented without losing their meaning.
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Added 15 days ago

Alice (Loughborough)

Looking for something in the Loughborough area, love to read crime thrillers, fantasy, true stories, all sorts really.

Alice recommends:

Paper girls by Alex smith
Paper girls
by Alex smith | Buy this book
Great start to a series of books, truly gripping and the characters are great. Also has a great sub story going on in the background. Highly recommended.
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Stu (Melton Mowbray)

I like a variety of genres and I'm always open to suggestions for new books!

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Mark (Leicester)

I'm an avid reader in my 40s, looking to meet up with local people and chat about what we're reading. I love sci-fi, fantasy and horror most, but jump around genres a lot; this year I'm trying to catch up on classics I've missed.

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LaudatiReader (Market Harborough)

I’ve always been a lover of books across genres and thought a book club would be a great way to share this passion with other likeminded people. Did any other readers from MH manage to find a book club?

LaudatiReader recommends:

How to read a tree by Tristan Gooley
How to read a tree
by Tristan Gooley | Buy this book
Something totally different. I enjoy learning new things and this blew me away. Who ever knew trees were so intelligent a
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Morgan (Hinckley)

I am 21 definitely with an old soul. I love all things crime and thriller but also a sucker for dark romance and sc-fi. I absolutely adore Catherine Cookson and James Patterson. Looking to join a book club in Leicestershire.

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Jennifer (Loughborough)

Hi, I'm Jen, 37, live in Loughborough and love reading. My favourite genres are sci-fi and fantasy, but I read plenty of non-fiction and also enjoy a good chick-lit or cosy crime book. Would be great to meet new people to discuss books and swap recommendations with

Jennifer recommends:

The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet by Becky Chambers
The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet
by Becky Chambers | Buy this book
I loved this book so much I didn't want it to end. The characters are so wonderfully written
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NDC (Market Harborough)

I am a 50-something guy with, I would like to think, a youthful outlook and partiality for modernist literature of all shades and varieties. Prior to moving into the area I was a member of a convivial, monthly wine and book club and would like to find something similar.

NDC recommends:

Dubliners by James Joyce
Dubliners
by James Joyce | Buy this book
More accessible than Ulysses or Finnegan’s Wake but, within it, “The Dead” is, in my opinion, a perfect piece of short prose with an unbeatable poetic conclusion.
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Hirra (Leicester)

Hi, im an avid reader of all things dark romance, romantasy and thrillers. I would to love to join a book club to meet new people and chat about all things books! 😄

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Hazza1965 (Lutterworth)

60 year old gentleman. Looking to expand reading genres with a group. Would relish discussing the book we are reading to explore other opinions. Making new friends in a social setting. Lives south Leicestershire

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Sam (Leicester)

I am in my early 60s, wanting to get back to reading, interested in all genres of books and making new friends.

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Emily (Loughborough)

Hi! I’m in my mid-twenties and I love crafting, reading, and country walks. I’ve tried book clubs in the past but would love to find a local one. I’m a big fan of fantasy, romantasy, and murder mystery, and it would be lovely to connect with people who enjoy the same kinds of books!

Emily recommends:

When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A Parker
When the Moon Hatched
by Sarah A Parker | Buy this book
World building, slow burn romances, dragons (!)
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Joe (Leicester)

I am interested in joining a book club in central Leicester or West End of Leicester. I have fallen out of the habit of reading and would like to reignite that passion. I am looking for a sociable and friendly group of mixed age groups and backgrounds.

Joe recommends:

Agent Sonia by Ben Macintyre
Agent Sonia
by Ben Macintyre | Buy this book
It is a well written account of an amazing true story that reads like a novel and tells the story of the life and times greatest soviet spy of the 20th century
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Samantha (Hinckley)

Looking to meet like minded book worms and explore some different genres with a latte or 2 🙂

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Dennis (Leicester)

Heyo, I'm 25. I usually prefer reading books related to science, computing, and philosophy. I am looking to listen and interact with people that have either mutual or different interests. :)

Dennis recommends:

The Histories by Heredotus
The Histories
by Heredotus | Buy this book
Broadens the overall vision in how we comprehend, treat, and define the culture in humans.
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Sully (Leicester)

Hey I'm Sully. I got into reading a few years ago and I am so passionate to just talk about the books I have read with others. My main topics are non fiction e.g. self help!

Sully recommends:

Power of Your Subconscious Mind
by Dr Jospeh Murphy | Buy this book
I believe it can change ANYONE'S life if they give it a try. Promise!
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Sonia (Leicester)

Hi, I’m Sonia! I’ve recently rediscovered my love for books :) Thrillers are my fave. I’m looking forward to joining a book club. / meeting some new faces :)

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Crissyx (Coalville)

My name is Crissy, I’m 25 and based in Coalville. I’ve been trying to get into the habit of reading and it’d be nice to make some friends from it as I’ve just moved to this area recently and not know anyone yet. I’m new to this so I’m open to any suggestions! Would love to connect with someone or join a book club soon x

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Rakhee (Leicester)

Typically I prefer crime thrillers, great story tellers. I’m open to all sorts of books. I read when I get the chance more on holiday but would love to meet people and discuss good reads

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