Book clubs in London

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

All listings in London

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Sophfee (London)

Hi! I'm 28 years old & recently moved over from New Zealand and looking to join a local girlie book club. I'm a sucker for all things romance but also would like to branch out and try new genres.

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D2 (London)

Just moved to the area, looking to get back into casual reading and meeting new people. I like most genres, but especially something fairly fast paced.

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Book Club Buddies® (London)

Book Club Buddies® is an online interactive book club for primary school children guided by teachers. We want to ignite children’s passion for reading, whilst also improving their literacy skills. It also provides an opportunity for children to have fun exploring, discussing and reading a complete book with a small group.

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Sumayo (London)

Will either read a book in one sitting or never again. I love fantasy, sci-fi, historical pieces, mystery blah blah blah. As of late I haven't read as much and so would like to pick it up again in a new and different way.

Sumayo recommends:

Tempest of Tea
by Hafsa Faizal | Learn more and buy
Vampires reintroduced in a whole new way
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Jenni (London)

Missing being in a book group since moving to central London 6 years ago. Two local ladies and I would like to start a book group (fiction and non-fiction). Anyone local to Farringdon / Clerkenwell want to join us?

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Laura (London)

I work at HarperCollins and we would love to partner with book clubs across the UK.

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Lydia (London)

Frazzled mum who leaves to read in between mundane tasks!

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carla (London)

i love mystery, suspense and coming of age stories but open to all genres! looking to discover other people's favourite books, and hopefully read more authors from all over the world.

carla recommends:

giovanni's room by james baldwin
giovanni's room
by james baldwin | Learn more and buy
the commentary on conformity in the 1950s, and the descriptions of paris that make me feel like i'm back home!
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Miranda (London)

I enjoy reading and would love to join a book club to talk about books we’ve read as a group.

Miranda recommends:

The Nightingale  by Kristin Hannah
The Nightingale
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Passionate, gripping. Raw at times. Captures grim reality of wartime France.
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LouP (London)

I’m looking for a friendly local bookgroup

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Jessica (London)

I enjoy reading and talking to people about books.

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kiran (London)

Read all the BOOKER. Then mainly eastern and England. Non political.

kiran recommends:

Orbital  by Samantha Harvey
Orbital
by Samantha Harvey | Learn more and buy
International space station
white teeth
by z smith | Learn more and buy
it is so funny and insightful
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Atulhi (London)

Hi I am Atul from India city Indore and I love reading non fiction books and also I am a part of book reading club in indore .I am here for couple of days so thought to have interaction with like-minded people here in Wembley

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Tessa (London)

Love reading but need to expand my genres

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Giuseppe (London)

I'm an avid reader with a passion for sci-fi and horror, but I also enjoy diving into the classics, historical novels, and fantasy. I'm also fascinated by modern retellings of Greek and ancient myths, always looking for fresh takes on timeless stories.

Giuseppe recommends:

Piranesi by Susanna Clarke
Piranesi
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Piranesi by Susanna Clarke is a hauntingly atmospheric novel set in a mysterious, labyrinthine world. The story follows the protagonist, Piranesi, who lives in an endless house filled with towering statues, vast oceans, and intricate, uncharted spaces. As he uncovers unsettling truths about his existence and the world around him, the narrative delves into themes of memory, reality, and identity. Clarke's lyrical prose and intricate world-building create a captivating and enigmatic journey that leaves readers questioning the nature of their own perceptions.
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Maris (London)

I love everything books and I am really interested in having discussions about books . I am looking at also reviving my bookclub currently.

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Bookishperson (London)

Hi I am an avid reader and looking for a book club.

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Moonriser (South East London) (London)

I have a broad range of books I like to read. For fiction, I really enjoy magical realism. However I just love a well written narrative and will read most works as long as they capture my imagination. For non-fiction, I love science, history, philosophy and anything about why people are who they are. I am based in South East London and would love to find fellow bookish and curious people to meet and read with and to pick apart our thoughts on books. Would love to find my reading kin! Amongst my favourite books are Half of a Yellow Sun - Chimamanda Ngozi Adichi One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel García Márquez The Psychopath Test- Jon Ronson Mythos - Stephen Fry Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind -Yuval Noah Harari

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Junayd (London)

I love science fiction, fantasy, and classic & contemporary literary fiction. My specialist interest is oceanic literature and the intersection of ecocritical studies and science fiction.

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