Book clubs in London

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All listings in London

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Crissib (London)

I'm a Mum to a 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl, business owner, keen to socialise, read some fun books and meet other mums locally :)

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Vivien (London)

Literature lover. Just finished Mild Vertigo, currently reading The Illogic of Kassel. I'm in central london and would love to meet up for a coffee.

Vivien recommends:

Goodbye, Columbus by Philip Roth
Goodbye, Columbus
by Philip Roth | Learn more and buy
There's something majestic and nearly magical about Philip Roth's writing style. This book had my full attention when I was reading it. One of the five short stories "Epstein" gave me a type of O.Henry's impression. Recommend it.
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Abbey (London)

I love reading and when I find a great book I'm excited to talk about it and share my experience. I mostly enjoy fantasy, romantasy, historical fiction, and thrillers but recently I've been wanting to try new genres and read more general fiction. I would be keen to branch out into some classics as well. I recently moved to the UK and am wanting to meet new people and find some great friends.

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Bookreader27 (London)

I would like to make new friends, love reading romance, psych thrillers

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Sofi (London)

Hello! I'm a young Italian girl studying at the University of Roehampton. I love reading all types of books (especially novels) and enjoy talking in cozy cafes or lovely parks (such as Richmond Park). I'm looking for some people to join me and share their own books recommendations :)

Sofi recommends:

Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto
Kitchen
by Banana Yoshimoto | Learn more and buy
In just a hundred pages it deeply connects you to the story and characters, allowing you to relate to the story while simultaneously exposing some of the most common feelings for young adults, such as loneliness
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Davina Doughan (London)

Hello, I’ve always been an avid reader. I was a journalist a long time ago. I read mainly fiction and enjoy an eclectic range of writing from classics to contemporary fiction.

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UncensoredAbu (London)

To me reading books is becoming a niche and I don’t want that to be the case. I have been reducing my screen time and been getting back on the books and journaling again. As I have grown older, my choices in books have adapted and become personal to who I am and what I want to be and I believe that everyone has a story to tell based on the books that they read so I want to get know others.

UncensoredAbu recommends:

100 years war on Palestine
by Rashid Khalidi | Learn more and buy
Whatever you believe on the topic, it’s really important to get an understanding of what is going on outside of our own world. It’s important to know history not in the way that mainstream media would want you to know them so it’s amazing to get a different perspective that may not be in your narrative you been bought up with
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Jaynikkix (London)

Book lover / creative writing student / aspiring author/ director . Embarrassed to admit I haven’t picked up a book in a long time due to burnout :( Would love to connect with others(especially people who are interested in publishing their books ) to discuss and share book recommendations/ inspire /encourage each-other to write their stories ! Want to share the excitement of a good story with others !

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EvolvewithEbs (London)

Ive loved reading since I was a child, its a hobby Id love to get back into. These days life seems so fast and I've picked up reading again to slow it down and help myself soak I the present moment.

EvolvewithEbs recommends:

Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews
Flowers in the Attic
by Virginia Andrews | Learn more and buy
Its amazingly put together and makes you feel for every single character.
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Alex (London)

Raging feminist that loves both a wholesome baking session and a feral boogie

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)
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JoReads92 (London)

I am constantly amazed by the books I read. Love fictional books, mainly thriller & sentimental. Looking for more book recommendations & also trying to make friends with fellow readers. I also have a page on Instagram by the name - thatbookmarkgirl

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Reny (London)

Want to make friends and expand my horizon

Reny recommends:

Wuthering Heights  by Emily Bronte
Wuthering Heights
by Emily Bronte | Learn more and buy
The imagery
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Becca (London)

I have recently became re-obsessed with reading and would like to read a wide array of different books and genres. I moved to London from Australia last year and am looking to make some friends with a monthly or bi-monthly book club meet up.

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ams105 (London)

Looking to join a group to discuss books - I tend to like memoir, history, comedy/satire, some popular science/medicine, and the occasional attempt to read Big American Novels!

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Amy (London)

I love reading, it would be great to connect with others who enjoy it too.

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PrinceA (London)

Love reading fantasy books and would love to have a community to talk in depth about themes.

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Tim (London)

Hi! I'm looking to find a book club and meet new people. I live in the Kingston area but am open to options around London. I'll give anything a try but mostly read Scandi noir (or similar), military history and spy thrillers :)

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Anna (London)

Hi, I am looking for a book club to discuss books in a community.

Anna recommends:

James by Percival Everett
James
by Percival Everett | Learn more and buy
Overwhelming, charming, terrifying.
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sophia (London)

Hi! My name is Sophia. I’m a 15 year old female and don’t see many book clubs suitable for my age as most are for adults. I enjoy reading very much and wish to share my thoughts with others. Please let me know if anybody has a book club for my age.

sophia recommends:

Pride and Prejudice  by Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice
by Jane Austen | Learn more and buy
A love story which every woman undoubtedly falls in love with and the contrast in power between the lovers makes it even more interesting!
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Margarita (London)

Love speculative, literary, classics, and pretty much everything else. Would love to make new friends and share my love of literature!!

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