Book clubs in London

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Nish (London)

I have always loved reading books but never got the time. Now I have a lot of time and would love to get back to reading.

BenDevlin (London)

I'm a writer who enjoys discussing books - am a bit stuck in the 60s and 70s

Fiona (London)

I enjoy reading but only know a couple of people who read in earnest. I enjoy discussing books and have recently started reading more books outside of my norm which is fantasy. Womens fiction, literary fiction, thrillers, some YA, mystery, cosy mysteries. Really enjoying netgalley - have lots of books to read.

Fiona recommends:

Blood Over Bright Haven

by ML Wang | Learn more and buy

Very clever, dark academia, magic, friendship, bravery, betrayal. A very dark, dark night of the soul.

The Master Jeweller

by Weina Dai Randel | Learn more and buy

Its about ambition to find oneself. Kindness, loyalty, revenge. The dark night is absolutely brutal. Very engaging and lots of detail about the world of luxury jewellery making. Very engaging story and characters.

Hell House

by Richard Matheson | Learn more and buy

Extremely dark and fast paced. Interesting array of characters. 1970s vibe. Raises some very interesting questions about spirits, ghosts, energy, spirituality.

The Wedding People

by Alison Espach | Learn more and buy

This one is different for me. The dialogue is on point. The setting is interesting, random wedding crasher (sort of). Smart, sympathetic. CW - so please do check out details before buying.

Amy Nicole (London)

I'm an aspiring writer want to be in a community of people that enjoy reading and hopefully expand make new friends and geek out. I enjoy thrillers. non-fiction. crime novels and fantasy

MeganB (London)

I’m a 24yo who has just moved to London from Aus, and looking to make friends but also expand my reading a bit. I primarily read romance (authors like Ali Hazelwood and Emily Henry) and fantasy, but am just branching out to include sci-fi. I’m based in SW London near Putney, and would love some new friends!

shimziReads (London)

Love reading, looking to talk books with other like minded women in their 40s! I have always been a reader but life with kids work and everything else took over! Slowly getting back myself, my time and my love for reading! Anyone in Wembley or near by please reach out!

Alex (London)

Used to have a book club and we all moved apart but I miss meeting up with people to discuss a book over a glass of wine! I read quite a wide range of books (not a big ACOTAR girlie sorry) but faves this year were we were liars, young mungo, detransition baby... Live in SW!

Alex recommends:

Little fires everywhere

by Celeste Ng | Learn more and buy

I love the series as well but the book gave me such a crisis over whose side I was on and who was in the right so I was thinking about it for weeks (how I like it)

Globalsensei (London)

Id like to meet 1 to 2 times a month! I am really into reading all types of books but these are definitely my usual favorites, philosophical fiction, non-fiction & fiction, social criticism and psychology. Very broad like I said haha. Looking to make friends and be a queer community

Globalsensei recommends:

The right to sex

by Amia Srinivasan. | Learn more and buy

10/10

Megan (London)

I’m 25 living in SW London and would love to meet new people!

Anurag Chheda (London)

I love reading biographies and autobiographies. About companies

Aya (London)

I’m a young adult woman interested in finding a book club to join and meet new friends who also love to read. I mainly ready romance and fantasy but I’m open to any genres!

Yukifox (London)

Hello, I am 18f and I live in Chislehurst area. I am trying to read more during my gap year! While I speak English fluently it is still my second language so I wish to improve my literature skills more.

Stella (London)

Hi, I sent a mail last week about joining th ebook club but havent had any response. Can someone come back to me please?

Unnati (London)

I am 30, and looking to join a book club! I enjoy all sorts of fiction and have recently read Kitchen, by Banana Yoshimoto. Happy to meet monthly :)

Unnati recommends:

The wind-up bird chronicle

by Haruki Murakami | Learn more and buy

Profound, surreal and makes you feel as though you are on the brink of some revelation about humanity

Cosyreads (London)

I like, romance, fantasy teen fiction, psychological fiction and non fiction, thrillers and more, but really to define it outside genres, I love emotional books that will wreck you. That's why my favourite book is As Long As The Lemon Trees Grows, as a young adult with a lot of free time at home, I think I need to join a book club to have some social interaction.

Cosyreads recommends:

As Long As The Lemon Tree Grows

by Zoulfah Katouh | Learn more and buy

This book is incredible, I love how realistic it feels on many levels, which means the author has extensive knowledge or research and I find that to be quite admirable in modern books to have. It is quite emotional, it will lead you to read more books of its kin, if not research actual history.

Cross (London)

Avid Reader Would love to discuss and read books with people, and also would love to hear about what people like reading and what their favourite books are. My favourite genres at the moment are adventure, magical realism and slice of life

Read Sonia (London)

I am a 61 year old woman from a legal/social profession. I love reading and I am a very amateur writer. Desperate to share books with others

Yunis (London)

22 year old recent graduate looking for a reading group or just to meet/discuss with like-minded people. I usually read literary fiction, modern fiction, memoirs and romance. However, I’m open to various genres and would like to expand my horizons so recommend me something out there lol

Yunis recommends:

What Are you Going Through

by Sigrid Nunez | Learn more and buy

Ed (London)

26 year old based in Clapham area looking for a book club to discuss literary fiction. I love nothing more than getting together for a friendly conversation to try and get to the heart of a book and I'd love to join a regular group for it.

Ed recommends:

Cosmicomics

by Italo Calvino | Learn more and buy

One of the most fun and inventive books I've ever read. It takes the history of the universe as its jumping off point for some beautiful and playful short stories.

Eva (London)

Love to read and would like to share my passion with others.

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